This past week, participants of the new Heichal Research Fellowship program had the opportunity to meet with English literature instructor Herbert Plummer. Plummer introduced the

The Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy upper school had plenty of reasons to celebrate last week, as their science department picked up two huge awards during the

This past Shabbos the ninth grade talmidim and their rebbeim headed to the Hudson Valley Resort for a grade shabbaton. Starting with a trip to

Mazal tov to Naaleh seniors Avigail Davidowitz and Tali Isaacs on being accepted to the S. Daniel Abraham Stern Honors Program early decision. Everyone at

MDS girls in 7G began the week with a beautiful and meaningful breakfast celebrating the culmination of their bat mitzvah year. Seventh grade students joined

Kindergartners at Westchester Day School have established a new and yummy tradition. It all began when Gan Gefen created rainbow challot to share with Gan

It’s been busy at BPY celebrating so many milestones! Third grade students had their Mesibat Toshba play and first grade students received their very first

Tenafly Chabad Academy celebrated Yud Tes Kislev last week. This was the day in 1798 that the founder of Chabad Chassidism, Rabbi Schneur Zalman (The

Cheder Yaldei Menachem celebrated Chassidus with pomp and flair in connection with the Chassidic New Year this week. Teachers and children came in dressed in

The Bruriah Torah Bowl Team has long been one of the mainstays on Bruriah’s list of outstanding academic teams. Year after year, the team attracts

Last Friday afternoon, 19 senior boys from Rabbi Jonathan Kessel’s Masmidim elective shiur headed to the Kessel home in Passaic. They welcomed Shabbat at the

Naaleh’s ninth graders were privileged to hear a presentation from Nachliel Selevan, “The Museum Guy.” In advance of Chanukah, Selevan led the girls on a