To learn about the internet, Ma’ayanot’s AP Computer Science students participated in a challenge where they had to build a physical network using string, so

Seniors in TABC’s Holocaust Studies elective took a trip to the Legacy Heritage Museum in Battery Park city last Thursday, October 12. The students received

Ohr Yisroel’s STEM department resumed its studies after Yom Tov diving back into its first year CIJE course as well Farleigh Dickenson courses in architecture

The fourth grade students, in conjunction with Liberty Science Center, have been learning all about becoming top-notch investigators. First, they learned how to use a

Several talmidim met with the Teaneck Police Department and delivered a pizza lunch as a small token of appreciation for their commitment and dedication to

JEC first through fifth grade students enjoyed drawing with Andrew Galitzer, the creator of Torah Comics. They were inspired to hear how Galitzer chased his

BPY’s after school programs are in full swing! Students are enjoying their time in the classics, like basketball, drama, chess, dance, soccer and coding, as

On Monday October 16, the entire senior grade at MTA was privileged to visit the Museum of Jewish Heritage as part of an extension of

Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut’s theater department will be tackling the increasingly important issue of social media usage amongst teenagers and invite the community to

In a true example of Torah Umadda, while learning about the chaos and confusion in the world described in Parshat Bereishit, the kindergarten students studied

Ohr Yisroel talmidim continue to add learning sedarim to their schedules throughout their day. With all of the rebbeim in the building full time, many

At Tenafly Chabad Academy, middle school students have kicked off the school year with an incredible burst of energy and enthusiasm. To commemorate this exciting