WTA’s eighth grade students took it upon themselves to study about David “Dugo” Leitner—a Holocaust survivor who survived the Death March by dreaming of making

After finishing learning sefer Bereishit with Rabbi Yale Butler, seasoned educator and Tiferet’s parsha teacher, the students celebrated their accomplishment with a fun and interactive

SAR second graders are exploring the concept of heroism by diving into the lives of key figures in our country’s history during the Civil Rights

Anshei Lubavitch Preschool students were filled with excitement as local firefighters paid a special visit, bringing their impressive fire trucks along. The children eagerly explored

It is cold outside and the yeladim at Kol Chaverim Preschool are keeping warm indoors. They  are learning about winter foods and winter clothing.  The

Gan Henel is preparing for Tu B’shvat and growing a class plant. It’s also a great chance to learn about how plants grow and caring

Through engaging activities, art, exploration and play, Cheder Yaldei Menachem children learn and grow. This wholesome experience for mind, body and soul is complemented as

Tenafly Chabad Preschoolers learned how animals stay warm in the winter by various means, including migration, adaptation and hibernation. Just as some animals take a

Students at SINAI Shalem at Ma’ayanot teamed up with Bear Givers, an organization that aims to spread happiness with personal visits, handwritten notes and the

By Zachary G. It is every athlete’s dream to excel in their respective sport in front of an enormous crowd. Just the thought of proving

Ramaz freshmen received a powerful visit from Mr. Eitan Halley, who shared his harrowing story of surviving the Nova Festival massacre. When Hamas attacked, Eitan

He’Atid Pre-K students have been embracing the winter season with plenty of creativity and joy. One class had a blast creating their own “Melted Snowman”