This production is truly a horse of a different color! Last year, students brought audiences on a magical trip to Neverland with “Peter Pan” and

Moriah fourth graders recently “kicked-off” our integrative and exciting study of inventors and inventions with a Silent Silence Activity. Their mission was to “think outside

Earlier this week, Stamford’s Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut third graders became the ultimate judges of literary greatness. In celebration of World Read-Aloud Day, the

Yavneh Academy first grade mathematicians, and their special guests, participated in an interactive evening of math pursuits. Students enjoyed many engaging hands-on activities, including using

Before break, the JKHA fourth grade students welcomed a group of wiggly guests to their worm bins in science. Acting as a group of investigators,

This year, JEC general studies classes are using the framework and strategies of The Writing Revolution. Writing is coming alive in classrooms and students are

RYNJ takes great pride in its dedication to Torah learning at each and every grade level. Everyone is especially proud of the eighth grade boys

This past Shabbat, seventh grade boys enjoyed RPRY’s first annual Passaic Community Shabbaton which was a ruach-filled and fun-filled Shabbos with rebbeim, their families and

At Netivot, the midah of the month for Adar is savlanut, patience. Netivot students gathered for an assembly to learn about this midah. Then, each

Shefa’s third and fourth grades finished learning Parshat Vayeshev this week and at their siyum, as is tradition, they shared what they had learned with

On February 8, WDS’s fourth and fifth graders participated in an Ellis Island immigration simulation. This event was the culmination of an in-depth study of