SAR Academy stands with Israel. Students have been gathering each morning as a school community to recite Tehillim and pray for the safety of Israel

As soon as chag ended, and American Jews were faced with the full scope of the tragedy in Israel, the TABC community mobilized to do

JEC fourth and fifth grade students gathered together in the beis midrash to discuss the current situation in Israel. Students davened together, said Tehillim, a

Simchat Torah is usually one of the happiest days of the year at Westchester Torah Academy.  Students rejoice together with Am Yisrael, singing and dancing,

As everyone’s minds and hearts are in Israel and as we collectively grieve, RKYHS took the time to process the events of the last few

Following Sukkot break, Tenafly Chabad Academy returned with deep concern for the unfolding events in Israel, a place where many friends and family reside. Some

In 1973, Yom Kippur fell on October 6th. In the secular calendar, this past Friday marked 50 years to the day since that fateful day;

Ma’ayanot administration, faculty, students and parents have been volunteering their time to collect funds, to sort and pack supplies to be sent to soldiers in

On Tuesday, October 3, Shefa’s lower school had the chance to go on their annual Sukkot field trip to Camp Settoga in Pomona, New York.

On October 6, Stamford’s Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut hosted a pre-Simchat Torah parade led by the early childhood and first-graders that brought dancing, ruach/spirit,

Yeshivat Noam fourth graders completed their Sukkot Ivrit unit by putting into practice the Hebrew “request” words learned while building edible sukkot!  

Yeshivat Shalshelet students learned and prepared for chag in so many ways! The Gefen class played Sukkot I Spy and decorated Sukkot-themed cupcakes. The Rimon