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It’s easy to see the difficulties schools and students have faced over the past six months due to the pandemic. It takes a motivated, unique
April 16, 2025
It’s easy to see the difficulties schools and students have faced over the past six months due to the pandemic. It takes a motivated, unique
The Teaneck Board of Education elections will take place November 3, on Election Day. The board epitomizes the partnership between district schools and the community
Like so many other facets of life in 2020, the college admissions process is going to be very different this year. Since the pandemic shut
While some yeshivot have lost students, perhaps due to the popularity of pandemic homeschooling, increased unemployment necessitating that families send to public schools or other
Will there be camp? This is the question of the moment as the weather turns warmer and Zoom school winds down. For most parents, it
This past Tuesday night, my husband, Yeruchum, and I ventured to Crown Heights in anticipation of the U.S. launch of Tabernacle Winery, a family-owned boutique
Yaacov Oryah’s club-sold orange wines are an example of a growing trend in kosher. Kosher wine importer and sommelier Andrew Breskin recently arranged for a
To set the tone for Aseret Yemei Teshuva and help us prepare for Yom Kippur, the RCBC is offering a Kinus Teshuva event this Sunday,
Bergen County High School for Jewish Studies (BCHSJS) will hold its annual gala dinner on June 5 at Congregation Beth Sholom, 354 Maitland Avenue in
Project Ezrah held a LinkedIn seminar this past Sunday morning at Congregation Rinat Yisrael. This event, open to the entire community, built on previous beginner
On Sunday, April 7, Project S.A.R.A.H. will host its 13th annual breakfast at Congregation Keter Torah. This year’s theme is prevention, and the morning will
In January of this year, with a packed crowd of educators and religious leaders looking on, Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill increasing security funding
