This past week at RYNJ, the sixth grade concluded a six-week invention-research project with an exciting and interactive scavenger hunt. After researching an invention in

As an introduction to Yavneh’s fourth grade unit on explorers, Christopher Columbus (former Yavneh Academy Assistant Principal Mr. Stanley Becker) delighted the students with a

Frisch students are artists-in-residence at Blick Art Materials on Route 4. Their work, part of a Star Wars-themed exhibit, will be displayed through the end

The talmidim in the TABC Tzurba d’Rabbanan Gemara Program were privileged to hear a shiur from Rav Baruch Simon, one of the distinguished Roshei Yeshiva

Yeshivat He’Atid fourth grade students learning Ivrit with Morah Yael, a visitor from their partner school in the city of Nahariya, Israel.

The final week of December was Computer Science Education week at LPS. From Hour of Code, to UNPLUGGED science, to interesting lectures that inspired discussions

Students from Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School volunteered at the Jewish Home at Rockleigh this week, sorting medical supplies to be sent to refugees and the

TABC put its 3-D printer to good use making a kiddush cup for Shabbat, another example of Torah Umadda informing the TABC curriculum. The printing

On December 24, Teaneck Chabad held Family Day. The pre-nursery families were invited to school to join their children in making snow out of shaving

The second grade students at Yavneh Academy received their first Chumashim at a special chagigah filled with song and dance. The children celebrated with their

Last Motzei Shabbos, parents from the variety of Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) communities joined together for the first ever Parent Appreciation Event.

Yeshivat Noam Fourth Grade Parent-Child Learning program, which is part of the Genia Horn Judaic Studies Program, started with a meaningful tefillah experience followed by