Yavneh Academy seventh graders had a blast last week at their Back to School Bonding program. They enjoyed playing games together such as Human Guess
Known as Israel’s eyes on the Gaza border, units of young female soldiers sit in surveillance bases for hours, looking for signs of anything suspicious.
Mrs. Menasha’s sixth grade science classes learned about the scientific method. The students learned about observation, asking questions, creating a hypothesis, prediction, testing and tweaking
The Class of 2028 enjoyed a day off campus to bond as a grade and forge connections with faculty in a relaxed setting. After a
Ma’ayanot constantly and dynamically assesses the best way to help students learn, grow and become their best selves. Each year, Ma’ayanot focuses on a specific
The RKYHS junior and senior girls had the privilege of hearing from the renowned speaker, biblical scholar and author, Dr. Yael Ziegler. Dr. Ziegler came
When you step into tiny tots at the Lauren Elise Bier Nursery, you see what might look like chaos but it’s actually learning through play.
Pre-k students at Lubavitch on the Palisades were so excited to begin learning about the aleph bet. They opened the class surprise box and discovered
Ohr Yisroel talmidim continued their exciting start to the new year with grade trips to American Dream Mall and deep-sea fishing. The students bonded over
Students gathered in the lobby to welcome MDS’ new Shlichim Avner and Emuna, with banners, flags, music and plenty of ruach! Developing a deep love
Eighth graders at SINAI at JKHA went on a special trip last week to enjoy bowling and arcade games. The trip was not just an
In today’s climate, it is critical for us to document the true stories of the remaining survivors of the Holocaust, lest their stories, their memories,
