Yeshivat Noam second graders performed beautifully for an enthusiastic audience at their Tekes Kabalat HaChumash. The students sang and danced, as well as learned from

This year’s color war, themed Bonei Olam (Builders of the World), celebrated the power of values, actions and connections in shaping our future. Teams represented

The Jay and Jeannie Schottenstein Honors Program at YU has just announced its admissions for Fall 2025, and among them are 19 students from MTA.

Ma’ayanot’s 12th grade Gemara class was honored to host Rabbi Haim Jachter this past week. The class had recently completed a sugya in Makkot that

SAR High School Drama Society presented “The Lightning Thief,” with music and lyrics by Joe Tracz and book by Rick Riordan. The musical is an

Mr. Dani Shaffren (‘04), who also happens to be the assistant coach to TABC’s JV Varsity Hockey team, spoke to TABC’s 12th-grade advanced engineering students

This past motzei Shabbat, the BPY middle school students had an unforgettable evening filled with energy, inspiration and a deep sense of connection. The night

In Gan Aliya’s robust, integrated Montessori Kodesh and general curriculum, students have the opportunity to use manipulatives to deepen their learning and develop key skills.

On Chanukah, the Naaleh students enjoyed a snow tubing trip to Campgaw. They had a great time on the slopes alongside teachers and friends. When

In conjunction with their Social Studies unit of “Me on the Map & Me in My Community,” Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy’s 2nd graders had a special

Cheder Yaldei Menachem learned about fire safety from the firefighters themselves. When prepared in a safe manner, fire warms and lights up the surrounding area,

The Gan Yavneh Pre-K had a fantastic time at their annual Havdallah Night with Yavneh Academy. It was a magical evening with a musical havdallah