Mothers, grandmothers and aunts came together with the girls in grades one through eight for a breakfast to celebrate the legacy of being a Jewish

Spring has sprung and it is felt in the air at Cheder Yaldei Menachem. Children have been enjoying the beautiful weather outside. They are observing

Ohr Yisroel talmidim headed out to a full day of chesed this past Monday focusing their efforts at Yad Leah. The Ohr Yisroel Chesed Crew

In preparation for Lag B’Omer, little learners are focusing on the joys of friendship, sharing and good manners. Through engaging activities and playful interactions, the

Lubavitch on the Palisades Preschoolers learned about the metamorphosis of butterflies. They learned about the four stages that include the egg, caterpillar, chrysalis and butterfly.

Last night, the eagerly anticipated fourth grade Invention Convention was proudly presented for parents, friends and families on an evening filled with creativity and innovation.

Mazel tov to Reuven Finkel, sixth grader, who won first place in his Chidon HaTanach division! Congratulations to the Yeshivat Noam students who were finalists

The fourth graders did a fantastic job at RPRY’s State Fair! Using a fun computer program, each student randomly chose a state and spent several

Yavneh Academy Special Visitors’ Day was indeed extremely special for both the children and their visitors. Spending time together is a great gift, and this

Mazel tov to JEC primer students on receiving their Siddurim! Over the past month the primer students have been working hard preparing for their Chagigat

Kol hakavod to all RYNJ students who participated in this month’s math tournaments! The girls math team competed in the Math Olympiads, where the seventh

Last week, The BPY fifth grade students went on a great combo field trip—-they sifted stream sediment in Poricy Creek and found 72 million year