DAEN: Making Memories
Livingston–Despite a career in hedge funds, Eyal Bitansky’s passion for playing wouldn’t die down. On a pro bono basis, he worked as a DJ or–with
Livingston–Despite a career in hedge funds, Eyal Bitansky’s passion for playing wouldn’t die down. On a pro bono basis, he worked as a DJ or–with
Teaneck–As Dr. Carol Glaser’s divorce support group for Orthodox women concludes after meeting for almost two years, a new group is forming to provide support
Launched three years ago, Ma’ayanot’s Alumnae College Fellowship Program was designed to afford alumnae who have an interest in formal and/or informal Jewish education the
During a 10-week simulation SMG this fall, four 7th graders at Yavneh Academy turned $100,000 into $131,495. They finished in second place out of 500
TABC’s Color War 2014 was amazing! With each class assigned a unit in Tzahal: Freshmen Chail Haavir, Sophomores Chail Hayam, Juniors Modi’in and Seniors Tzanchanim,
RYNJ students of 4B1 are learning how to do research. The boys learned how to use a table of contents and an index to locate
The Kaplen JCC on the Palisades runs a “Grand-Friend” program that encourages intergenerational interactions between seniors and young children who attend programs at the Center.
Yavneh Academy second graders proudly received their first Chumashim at a special chagigah filled with song and dance.
Moriah Kindergartners sang Chanukah songs and did projects with residents of the Esplanade!
Class by class for the Buds students, Yeshivat Noam invited parents and visitors to attend a Chanukah celebratory breakfast. The children, their morot and the
LPS Elementary School students spread the light of Chanukah by entertaining residents of Country Manor Nursing Home.