Last Friday, the WTA campus was opened to a flood of special visitors. Parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts—all came to celebrate the wide variety of
Alef Bais letters are Talmudically termed otiot machkimot, letters of brilliance. They embody Hashem’s wisdom. His holiness shines through the forms of each individual letter.
RKYHS is excited to welcome the incoming Class of 2028! Members of next year’s RKYHS freshman class of over 70 students had the chance to
Anshei Lubavitch students enjoyed a visit from Ms. Joanna and Ms. Kate from Fair Lawn Public Library for a captivating storytime!
On Wednesday May 15, the 28 students in MTA’s senior elective course “Names, Not Numbers©” got together with members of their family and Holocaust Survivors
Last week, Bruriah had the distinct privilege of welcoming renowned lecturer, educator and 2018 Israel Prize recipient Miriam Peretz to address the students. She spoke
This past week, Heichal talmidim and rebbeim had the privilege of welcoming Rabbi Leo Dee who shared words of encouragement and chizzuk as he discussed
Naaleh’s incoming class of 2028 joined together at the Future Freshman event where the students developed a sense of community and received a taste of
TABC’s Class of 2025 enjoyed an incredible end-of-year trip to Boston last Wednesday and Thursday. Highlights included a pit stop to play “foot golf” in
The Yeshivat Noam fifth graders completed their “Curious George” unit with a poster presentation, which illustrated the harrowing escape H.A. and Margaret Rey experienced as
RKYHS and JKHA seventh and eighth graders welcomed Montana Tucker to school. Tucker is a singer, songwriter, actress, dancer and Jewish woman who has used
SAR’s peer tutoring program has successfully completed its third year. This past week, 145 devoted tutors in math and science celebrated their accomplishment with an
