Mark Twain’s famous declaration about not letting school interfere with his education can sometimes ring true, even for those who experience positive, growth-oriented experiences in

This year, the JKHA middle school debate team had individual and team wins. JKHA students Gabi Buch, Yael Feldman and Megan Glajchen won first, second

The seventh grade girls of the Rosenbaum Yeshiva graced the stage last week with their production of Peter Pan. Their original, Hebrew version was presented

Yeshivat Noam Buds students craft bricks, pillows and matzah as they learn about the seder and prepare for Pesach.

Eight RKYHS students, along with chaperones Rabbi Richard Kirsch and Pesha Rubin, spent last week in Bay St. Louis, Misssissppi for the commemoration of the

The Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy Middle School recently published its annual haggadah. With Divrei Torah from faculty and more than 100 students from 6th-8th grade.

Members of the Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School Law, Economics, and Politics (LEP) class, as well as members of the debate team, went to Governor

Each year Leket Israel, an Israeli National Food Bank, invites students to compete for a winning design that will be incorporated into the 2015 Leket

Do you want to build a greenhouse? Here are some of the models our sixth graders presented at the Middle School Earth Expo. Each group

Yeshivat Noam Aleph and Bet First Graders Students are learning about endangered animals. Geographic location, habitat, and diet were researched with a partner, and used

BCHSJS students participated on Sunday in “The Exodus Games,” a pre-Passover program. Included was a lesson and project on modern day slavery, a mitzvah art-activity

As a culmination of their study of the US Presidents, Ben Porat Yosef fourth graders received a visit from Jane Randolph Schluter, a direct descendant