This week, 5G took a trip down memory lane with their latest writing piece. They wrote from the perspective of a fly on the wall

RPRY’s fourth grade art students tackled a Rube Goldberg/Mark Rober-style project, designing a machine using everyday and found objects that accomplishes a simple task. Students

The BPY third graders participated in an Escape Room about the city of Tzfat during the Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration. The Israeli government asked the students

How can the engineering design process help improve our daily lives? Yeshivat Noam third and fourth grade students explored this question with a visit from

Last week, the eagerly anticipated fourth grade Invention Convention was proudly presented for parents, friends and families on an evening filled with creativity and innovation.

The RYNJ PTA hosted a wonderful dor l’dor event this week, featuring RYNJ alumnus, Rabbi Shimon Kronenberg of Yashar Woodworking Club. Grandfathers, fathers and sons

The fourth graders celebrated Mesibat Navi. The students worked hard creating beautiful projects and presentations (in Hebrew!) which chronicled the journey from Mitzrayim to Eretz

Yavneh first graders have grown in their awareness of saving the earth’s resources by learning about reducing, reusing and recycling trash. They joyfully sang “Every

Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy is so proud of Boaz Moreen, Ilan Rosenfeld, Yoni Weisser and Eliora Wolfe, as they were joined by over 250 middle and

Last Friday, in commemoration of Pesach Sheini and the redemption it symbolizes, the Naaleh students were treated to an enlightening presentation on the power of

This year, Yeshivat Frisch held two in-school blood drives, collecting a total 172 units of blood from over 200 students and faculty members. Each person