Boston—In continuing its commitment to advocating for the full inclusion of people with disabilities into society, the Ruderman Family Foundation (RFF) announced today that it
Kids respond to kids. It was with this idea in mind that the Technology Department of Yavneh Academy invited three students from Frisch High School
Ten years ago the Bergen County community was deeply saddened by the news of a tragic fire that claimed the lives of four Seidenfeld children:
Rabbi Axelrod’s 10th grade MTA shiur had the privilege to go to the Masbia soup kitchen in Queens and help out in feeding the needy.
Ben Porat Yosef 4th grade students enjoyed speaking, singing, dancing, and displaying their heirlooms at BPY’s Fourth Annual Heritage Fair. The students read Faye Silton’s
Ben Porat Yosef celebrated Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss’ birthday with a day of Dr. Seuss read alouds. All around the school, administrators
The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying competition for the class of ’15 is now complete, and once again YUHSB has placed a student among the finalists.
The Frisch School delegation attends the American Israel Political Action Committee (AIPAC) Policy Conference 2015 in Washington DC. The students were part of a delegation
On February 23rd, approximately 40 RKYHS sophomore chemistry students participated in a trip to Students2Science.org, a chemistry lab in East Hanover devoted to STEM education.
The JKHA Middle School recently launched a campaign to educate about, and improve performance of, making brachot before eating. It’s called the “Instabracha Brachot Selfie
Bruriah is proud to announce that three 7th graders—Shalva Poppers, Rivka Marcus, and Abi Ezra—received “honorable mention” awards from the OHEL Essay Competition! The students
