RKYHS Students Win Prestigious Scholastic Awards
Kol hakavod to the RKYHS students whose art and writing earned each of them a Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. The Scholastic Art and Writing
January 15, 2025
Kol hakavod to the RKYHS students whose art and writing earned each of them a Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. The Scholastic Art and Writing
Yeshivat Noam third grade celebrated their מְסִיבַּת רש”י—playing רש”י matching games, רש”י true or false and creating their names in רש”י script. They even enjoyed
Naaleh students embraced their love and commitment to limud haTorah by participating in Naaleh’s second annual Bekius Blitz. Over 115 students in grades 10-12 joined
(Courtesy of Tivuch Shelly) When Anglo Americans look to buy Israeli real estate as a home or investment, they will likely find their way to
(BPT) Solid hardwood floors are beautiful and timeless, adding value to any property. However, there’s a misconception that real hardwood floors are difficult to maintain.
Learn the words in Hebrew to figure out the joke below: tell me – סַפֵּר לִי story – סִפּוּר which – אֵיזֶה about a kid
With Israel’s 75th anniversary coming up next month, planning is underway for The Yom Ha’atzmaut Experience—a very special community-wide Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration that is planned
RKYHS volunteered with the AFYA Foundation to assist with earthquake relief. The AFYA Foundation is working with partnership organizations to support the relief efforts for
Highlighting: “Medical Halachah Annual, Volume 1: The Pandemic and Its Implications,” by Touro University, New York Medical College. Mosaica Press. 2023. $18.99. Mosaica Press, in
Excerpting: “Living Chessed,” by Avrohom Asher Makovsky. Mesorah Publications Ltd. 2023. Hardcover. 343 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1422632864. (Courtesy of Artscroll) Chesed. It’s in your hands. (And
sc The JKHA and RKYHS Drama Club lit up the stage with magical performances of ‘The Little Mermaid’ this week. The production brought together the
Ganon Adom explores pointillism through a study of George Seurat. Students used Q-tips and pencil tops to create pieces of art that embody the artist’s
