As part of their unit on credit cards, seniors in Dassi Silverman’s personal finance class learned about the Schumer Box and how it makes the

Mrs. Waldman’s second grade artists at RPRY enjoyed learning about organic and geometric shapes. The natural organic shapes that can be observe on giraffes inspired

As part of Bruriah’s ongoing initiative for interdisciplinary learning, Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern spoke to students on Monday morning about George Washington’s use of Tanach

After meeting with a representative from Sharsheret, the organization supporting women with breast and ovarian cancer, students at SINAI Shalem@Ma’ayanot decided to become involved with

On Monday morning, sixth-grade students from Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy traveled to Congregation Agudath Sholom in Stamford and had terrific conversations with seniors from the synagogue.

MDS students continue to spread the light of learning at Yeshiva Ohr Torah! The 2020 Siyum HaShas inspired a small group of MDS students to

Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for girls welcomed its first group of eighth grade applicants for a half-day visit. Prospective students joined current Ma’ayanot students for

SAR Academy students had a blast at the SAR Parent Association Book Fair. Students of all ages were able to explore reading material from a

Around two dozen students from North Shore Hebrew Academy (NSHA) spent an emotional two days in west Florida this past month, helping with relief efforts

Last week RYNJ students were privileged to hear from Andrew Parver, RYNJ parent and director of operations of the Hebrew Free Burial Association. After Rabbi

He’Atid sixth grade students completed their novel study of “A Single Shard” by Linda Sue Park. In the story, the students learned about a child

The Yavneh Academy fifth graders have begun an in depth study of brachot on foods, through learning Mishna Brachot. The Gemara in Brachot mentions the