Yavneh Academy lower school students engaged in interactive activities to learn about the Beit Hamikdash with Mr. Steve Frankel of the Mikdash Educational Center of

There is no doubt about it—Winter is here! Moriah nursery children had lots of conversations this week about how people and animals learn to live

The Gemara in Eruvin 54b relates that Rav Preida would always review with one of his students 400 times and once had gone over the

Preschoolers at Lubavitch on the Palisades learned how animals stay warm in the winter by various means, including migration, adaptation and hibernation. Just as some

The kindergarten children love spending time with their fifth grade buddies. This month’s theme was “All About My Buddy.” The students shared information about themselves,

TABC Studio Art teacher, Helen Maryles Shankman, has been named a top-three finalist for The Story Prize. There were 106 entries vying for this position,

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the first graders learned about Martin Luther King Jr. They learned about his famous “I Have a

The RKYHS student marketing committee was designed to generate awareness and participation in school events. This student-initiated and student-led committee is broken into three core

JEC lower school kindergarten students got a lesson on light yesterday from classmate Keira Lev’s grandfather, Mr. Danny Kaplan, who is a physics teacher at

In preparation for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, second graders at JKHA read “I Am Martin Luther King, Jr.” by Brad Meltzer and discussed how

When it comes to showing appreciation, it’s tough to beat the creativity, warmth and sweetness extended by Rabbi Uzi Beer, principal of the JEC lower

The JKHA Middle School debate team took home first place in their Yeshiva league debate tournament. The team competed against Yavneh, BPY and Yeshivat Noam.