It was so nice to pregame in school with a little Friendsgiving celebration! The children are so thankful for all of their friends and morahs

Yeshivat Ha’Atid third graders celebrated Dubi (Bear) Day. They all brought in their favorite stuffed animals. One student even created his own virtual dubi in

BPY’s first and second grade mathematicians were thrilled to show off their measurement skills to their parents during Math Night. The evening started off with

The Yavneh Academy’s Lost and Found Committee, which was developed by middle school students to help return items, is proud to be working with the

This Giving Tuesday, The Moriah School proudly launched its newest chesed initiative—a school-wide Day of Chesed. On a day when most organizations were focused on

All of JKHA and RKYHS came together the day before Thanksgiving for a “Thanks for Giving” assembly to say thank you to each division’s school

With no school over Thanksgiving break, Bruriah students celebrated Rosh Chodesh Kislev one day early because there was no way they could give up experiencing

Rabbi Andrew Schultz, chaplain of the Fair Lawn and Elmwood Park Police Departments, took a group of Naaleh students, faculty members and parents to show

To celebrate Thanksgiving, Ma’ayanot students and faculty participated in the annual Ma’ayanot Seudat Hodaya. The program began with moving words of gratitude from Ma’ayanot alum

After successfully completing the first quarter of the school year, talmidim in Rabbi Yoni Mandelstam’s 10th grade Halacha shiur enjoyed a Dunkin’ Discussion. Rabbi Mandelstam

Gan Yaldenu of Teaneck celebrated Thanksgiving with a great feast!

At Gan Yavneh, students discussed being thankful for the special people and things in their lives. They had so much fun preparing for Thanksgiving Day