He’Atid second graders are kicking off a season of gratitude for Thanksgiving! In the spirit of thankfulness, they’ve been busy writing and delivering special notes
The Westchester Day School fifth-eighth graders had a meaningful Veterans Day Assembly last Friday. Martin Askowitz, great grandfather of sixth grader Judah, spoke to students
RPRY was privileged to welcome “Peace of Mind “ chayalim on this Tuesday. Peace of Mind is an organization that strengthens the emotional resilience of
JKHA students marked Veterans Day in many ways in order to appreciate our country’s veterans. Lower school students learned about what a veteran is, and
Ramaz sophomores visited LifeTown, a 53,000 square foot inclusive and accessible center for individuals with special abilities and their families for a day of service
The children at PLAYfully really enjoyed looking up at the night sky as they learned about the moon. They really got into this unit and
On Wednesday, November 13, middle school students had the honor of hearing from Ayelet Samenaro, the courageous mother of Yonatan Samenaro, a 21-year-old who was
This month Ma’ayanot students are celebrating Israel History Month! Each day, students receive a fun question or activity and have until lunch to participate. This
Naaleh’s recent open house welcomed a large crowd of prospective eighth graders and their families who were all eager to see what it means to
Last week, the Bruriah freshmen kicked off the start of four years of meaningful chesed programming at Bruriah. Throughout their time at Bruriah, they are
Amidst dealing with their college application season and senior year, RKYHS 12th graders had a chance to get outside in the fresh air this week
Yeshiva University High School for Boys seniors recently showcased their research and public speaking skills in their U.S. government and politics course with their “Power
