Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy middle school students and SINAI@JKHA students enjoyed doing activities together in one of the SINAI classrooms this week. The JKHA students

For the first time in maybe decades, TABC’s students were caught completely by surprise by color war breakout, which took place last Wednesday, November 20.

Last week, Naaleh’s studio art teacher, Mrs. Schneier, brought in her father to speak to the girls, and together they led a special workshop for

The extended Ma’ayanot family experienced the “magic of Ma’ayanot” at the school’s third annual Mishpacha Mishmar this month. The kol Torah filled the student center

In an engaging and enlightening session of the fifth grade’s Celebrating Differences/Empathy unit, students immersed themselves in hands-on activities designed to simulate various disabilities; they

A life-sized well helped bring Parshas Chayei Sarah to life at Anshei Lubavitch Preschool. Using costumes and masks, the children acted out the story of

After learning about the strength of triangles and the important role a triangle plays in bridge design, the JEC’s fifth graders faced a design challenge

Ramaz freshmen spent a shabbaton forming deep connections with each other over ice-skating, dancing, beautiful Shabbat meals, an interactive comedy show and tons of ruach.

Yavneh seventh graders had an unforgettable few days at Frost Valley! The adventure began with a bright morning of davening, a delicious breakfast and a

Ramaz freshmen spent a shabbaton forming deep connections with each other over ice-skating, dancing, beautiful Shabbat meals, an interactive comedy show and tons of ruach.

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

The children in the early childhood were very excited about Yitzchak and Rivka’s upcoming chasana and prepared all week. The kindergarteners discovered that after Rivka