Last week the Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy seventh-grade spent a few days in Washington DC. They visited the National Mall and all the monuments, the Museum

RYNJ fourth grade students and teachers joined an interactive weather lesson at Citi Field about weather patterns and phenomenons, highlighting what they learned in science

BPY seventh grade students concluded their physics unit on motion and the study of Newton’s three laws of motion by creating Newton scooters. They all

Tenafly Chabad Academy eighth graders have been engaged in an exciting and immersive physics curriculum this year, and their culminating project involved designing and constructing

Pre-k children at Cheder Yaldei Menachem invited their parents for a Moving-Up Challah Bake celebration! Dressed as soldiers of tzivos Hashem, Hashem’s army, the class

Naaleh freshman, Tamar Morell, was awarded first place in the high school division of the Siegelbaum/Weinberger Competition held at the Holocaust Museum in Suffern. Tamar’s

The last few weeks have been such a blur between Pesach, Yom Ha’atzmaut, Lag B’Omer, Teachers Appreciation Week (which is really every week), Mother’s Day

Yavneh Academy participated in “Link Up,” Carnegie Hall’s interactive musical program for elementary schools. Waiting outside Carnegie Hall, the students were lucky enough to encounter