It is already in Chodesh Kislev and the chag of Chanukah is in the air at Yavneh Academy! Early childhood students created beautiful spin-art Chanukah

YBH students conducted a drive to collect kosher snacks for Jewish soldiers for Chanukah, led by Robin Kwestel, YBH fifth grade general studies teacher and

Preschool parents at Lubavitch on the Palisades are invited to participate in the Mystery Reader program. Secretly coordinating with their child’s teacher, parents schedule a

Over 200 participants attended a wonderful evening at the Yeshivat He’Atid Challah Bake! Everyone enjoyed their fresh challot in honor of Parshat Chayei Sarah. Led

The JKHA fourth grade students welcomed a group of wiggly guests to their worm bins in science. Acting as a group of investigators, they are

Kol hakavod to the RYNJ family who continue to give generously to the Bergen County Chanukah Toy Drive!

Do you want to know how to eat an Oreo? Just ask JEC second graders! Second grade began working on their “how to” writing unit

Moriah third graders have been heavily focused on learning about bullying. They recently read, “Thank you, Mr. Falker,” by Patricia Palacco. The story is about

Yeshivat Noam second graders performed for an enthusiastic audience at their Tekes Kabalat HaChumash. The students sang and danced, as well as learned from their

Naaleh’s AP Euro class isn’t old school—they’re more like a 300-year-old school. That’s right, it was back to powdered wigs and debates on human nature

The RKYHS freshmen students continued to have opportunities to come together as a grade as they enjoyed the “Freshman Feastival” a multi-course meal with multiple

This past week, Heichal talmidim took a break from their regular daily schedule to run a 5K to support Yad Leah, a tzedaka organization that