In preparation for the new school year, Naaleh’s faculty gathered for a few days of exciting and enriching professional development. Teachers engaged in break out

Heichal HaTorah welcomed all its talmidim to kickstart the new year with an unforgettable school-wide trip filled with sports and recreational fun. After their morning

JEC Lower School students arrived for the first day of school proudly wearing blue and white for Rosh Chodesh Elul and the “blue & white

Ma’ayanot’s seniors kicked off their first Senior Seminar by joining together with Boots for Israel and preparing suitcases of boots and equipment to send to

Rabbi Chait’s eighth grade is learning perek “Eilu Metziot” which is all about the mitzvah of hashavat avedah, returning a lost object. To start off

Anshei Lubavitch students started off the year with an exciting “All About Me” unit! The children had fun exploring what makes them unique by creating

SAR HS was excited to welcome the class of 2028 at Freshman Orientation last week. After tefillah and breakfast, students were introduced to key members

“Loose Parts” encourage imagination, creativity and symbolic play, which help the children as they move toward learning about symbols—both simple and complex—such as letters and

This past week, the BPY third grade students were introduced to Mishna learning. They played the game Broken Phone and saw the message changed when

“Loose Parts” encourage imagination, creativity and symbolic play, which help the children as they move toward learning about symbols—both simple and complex—such as letters and

There are many emotions that children experience as they return to school after the summer, including excitement, nervousness, happiness or shyness. Learning how to share

Rav Ronen welcomed the seventh and eighth grade students to their new home in Yeshivat He’Atid’s brand new beit midrash and middle school wing. Everyone