He’Atid fourth graders were teeming with excitement as they began to learn to code. The students learned that coding tells the computer what actions to

JKHA middle school took part in a Tzom Gedaliah program that helped add meaning and reinforce the message of Aseret Yemei Teshuva. Students first watched

Debby Waldman’s third grade artists began their art journey this school year by working in teams and collaborating on large scale painted murals. Each team

As college admissions season gets underway, RKYHS 12th graders are working closely with the RKYHS college guidance office during the process. In addition to the

Today was the first meeting of the JEC HS Math Club. The boys meet once a week during their lunch period to practice and review

In a host of various events including lunch, ice breakers and games, Yeshivat Noam is enjoying getting to know its newest students and teachers.

Using manipulatives for multi-sensory learning is an effective tool for students, such as this one at the Irving Montak SINAI School at SAR, to improve

Last week on Wednesday, September 21, Ramaz had the honor of being visited by Dr. Yifat Shasha-Biton, Israel’s minister of education, as well as other

As an optional chesed trip on Tzom Gedalia, 30 Naaleh students went to visit the residents of CareOne. Together, the students and residents made beautiful

For their summer reading assignment, students at RKYHS were given a list of books that were recommended by their teachers. The faculty recommendations came from

Ma’ayanot freshmen learned how to study biology and create experiments while exploring with special lab tools. With hands-on ways to use biology measurements, students analyzed

RKYHS is proud to announce its students who qualified for recognition from the National Merit Scholarship program. Senior Gila Klibanoff was selected to continue on