Learning the colors is a milestone in early childhood and it represents a child’s cognitive understanding. A series of color experiments were done this week.

RYNJ students spent the week in a variety of fun and meaningful ways. The middle school girls brought in Chodesh Kislev with a beautiful davening,

The attribute of kindness was of most significance to Avraham when choosing a wife for his son Yitzchok. Rivka embodied this character wholeheartedly and was

The children in the early childhood at Stein Yeshiva explored the last two parshiot through a culinary adventure. The delicious aroma of baking challah permeated

The Naaleh students enjoyed a weekend of meaningful connection and self-reflection at Naalehton 2023 in the Hilton Parsippany. Themed “Road to Respect,” the shabbaton explored

Ma’ayanot seniors learned important life skills when Suzanne Cohen, the chair of the Tanakh Department and the director of Israel Guidance gave them a special

RKYHS juniors and seniors headed out last weekend for a memorable shabbaton together with their classmates and faculty. Before heading out, students had a pre-shabbaton

RKYHS held its second annual Hackathon with 20 students from grades nine-12 competing in teams to brainstorm a solution to the challenge: “We’re out of

Students in Rabbi Aryeh Tiefenbrunn’s 10th grade Applied Engineering class used what they have learned about servo motors and light sensors to create a device

The toddlers in Stein Yeshiva’s daycare have fun-filled days. They love to do art as well as to explore the world around them. Inspired by

Tenafly Chabad Academy’s seventh and eighth graders recently curated an exceptional camp experience for 20 children actively engaged in the Friendship Circle. The event surpassed

Earlier in the year, each child in the NPK class made their own tzedaka bags. They bring them to school every day and take turns