Tenafly Chabad Academy’s sixth graders explored the concept of stress with Lisa Donath, the director of Guidance. The students examined what causes stress, what stress

Anshei Lubavitch students learned all about apples, honey and bringing sweetness to the new year. Students sorted apples by color, investigated pomegranate and apple seeds,

The battle over whether the New York State education department should have the authority to regulate private schools and yeshivot and to what extent, has

This past Sunday, supporters of SINAI Schools and Cross River joined together to celebrate the adding of the name “Cross River” to the SINAI School

Ben Porat Yosef is pleased to announce that it has been granted first-time accreditation from the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools (NJAIS) and Middle

The Supreme Court has granted a temporary emergency stay of the New York Appellate Court’s decision in YU Pride Alliance v. Yeshiva University, which ruled

Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom has passed away at the age of 96. In tribute to her, Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis issued the

We are just days away from the Project Yechi barbecue on Motzei Shabbat, September 10, and I am glad to be able to share this

Rabbi Gil Steinlauf had one of those rare moments in life—when an opportunity arises that seems like it was bashert, just clearly meant to be.

Living Connected, the Bergen County School-Shul Technology Initiative, invites you to share your concerns, comments and insights about technology habits and its impact on children

(Courtesy of YCT) For the last 20 years, teachers, rabbis and laypeople have come from all over the tri-state area and beyond (including Boston, Miami

(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) On Sunday, September 18, Bris Avrohom will celebrate its 43rd Annual Dinner at the Sheraton Parsippany. James Gill, general manager of