In a luminous display of welcome, multicolored lights flashed at the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center on Sunday evening, February 23. That evening, the
Transformational capital project to expand campus and elevate educational and community experience. (Courtesy of SAR) SAR Academy and High School, a leader in Jewish education
(Courtesy of BCJAC) At the February 25 Teaneck town council meeting, community members made passionate appeals in support of the proposed protest ordinance, which aims
(Courtesy of BCLE) Bergen County Lev Echad (BCLE), a grassroots operation composed of volunteers from the local Jewish community since the days after the October
Englewood, New Jersey, incorporated as a city on March 17, 1899, has been celebrating its 125th anniversary as a vibrant, diverse city composed of many
It’s a familiar story. A Modern Orthodox teen embarks for college on a secular campus with Jewish life—places like Rutgers, Binghamton or Penn—and seeks a
Editor’s Note: This is a developing story. More coverage will be shared over the next several days. On Wednesday, February 26, at approximately 4 p.m.,
Over the course of the past week, orange balloons began appearing all over the Teaneck and Bergenfield areas. The initiative was kickstarted by the women
First Jewish therapeutic day school in U.S. will serve students with mental health challenges. Children with significant mental health needs, such as anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive
An extraordinary and significant delegation is coming to Teaneck for Parshat Zachor, March 7-8. This momentous occasion will bring together the parents of Rabbi Captain
Fully aware that schools have become battlegrounds, Israel Minister of Education Yoav Kisch visited New York to meet with University presidents to ensure that they
Just weeks after narrowly voting to support the Boycott Divestment Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel, the union at the City University of New York (CUNY)
