The New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance hosted its Economic Development Forum on March 1, 2023 at St. Peter’s University Skyroom in Jersey City. Participants from
Every year MTA seniors participate in the “Names, Not Numbers©” project created 19 years ago by Tova Rosenberg. To date, over 8,000 students have successfully
A group of RKYHS students attended the second yeshiva high school multi-day hackathon at Kohelet in Philadelphia, taking home two of the top three spots
Magnetic wallpaper, heated child booster seat, bike tire that melts ice, and a bracelet that shows your class schedule so you always know what class
Legislation, spearheaded by Teach Florida and coalition partners, will save families of children in Jewish and other nonpublic schools $7,800 per child and serve as
JEC third graders did an incredible job at their State Fair performance and exhibit. The students performed songs about America and had an opportunity to
Students at SINAI at JKHA joined middle school students at Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy for a pre-Shabbat musical kumzitz, with spirited singing, dancing and even guitar playing!
Yavneh Academy seventh grade Gemara students have been learning about the mitzvah of kiddush. To culminate the unit, the students created a project summarizing what
RYNJ is excited to introduce a new initiative at the yeshiva thanks to the incredible artistic talents of Rabbi Avi Bernstein, RYNJ middle school principal.
Mrs. Wasserman’s and Mrs. Blum’s eighth grade English classes have been busy with their own “Sweet 16.” Both classes began with 16 poems set up
The Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy hosted its fifth and final Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary and Middle School competition of the school year. The competition consists of
The sixth and seventh grade Stem Fair was a huge success! Through their study of mathematics, the sixth grade students showcased games of chance, focusing
