JEC HS launched the “It’s About Time!” program, inviting students to make a personal commitment to reduce their screen time and social media use. Recognizing

On Wednesday, the upper elementary threw an “Authors’ Tea” to celebrate their completion of a story writing unit. Teachers, administrators and middle school students were

To kick off March as National Reading Month, JKHA middle schoolers launched Battle of the Books this week in Language Arts class. Students are excited

YH came together to celebrate the joy of reading with a week full of exciting activities. Students in kindergarten through eighth grade participated in a

Sixth grade students at Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut enjoyed a great experience of educational creativity this week, as they learned about the value of

Last Tuesday was MTA’s annual College Night for Juniors and their parents. The event is the highlight of the Juniors’ College Guidance year, where they

Westchester Day School was filled with green earlier this week as students proudly dressed in the color to show support for the brave chayalim (soldiers)

At Ramaz, education spans beyond the walls of the classroom, and even beyond the borders of the United States. In February, upper school students traveled

Heichal HaTorah’s ninth-grade class traveled to Camden, New Jersey to visit the historic USS New Jersey at the Battleship Museum and Memorial. The talmidim received

Twenty four Ma’ayanot students, from freshman to seniors, attended the ADL’s Never Is Now conference, the largest gathering in the world addressing antisemitism. The day

Last week, Bruriah students participated in an inspiring Yom Chesed. They were privileged to hear divrei torah from Rabbi Daniel Kalish, renowned mechanech and Menahel

RKYHS students were joined at school recently by their peers from St. Benedicts Prep in Newark. The students meet weekly on Zoom as part of