On Monday, November 27, Yahya Mahamid, a 19-year-old Israeli-Arab, spoke to students at Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School about his journey from growing up in Umm
TABC did not let November 29 pass without bringing students’ attention to the 70th anniversary of the momentous decision of the United Nations adoption of
On December 4, Yeshivat Frisch held a special program for the entire junior and senior grades on the subject of abuse awareness. The first part
Last Sunday, Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies students participated in a school-wide scavenger hunt on the Lower East Side. Students were grouped into
At their Biography Legacy Fair, the fifth grade students of RYNJ shared what they learned about important leaders, inventors and innovators—and the legacies they left.
Chanukah is in the air at LPS. LPS preschool students started to get in the mood for Chanukah with various math, sensory and art activities.
With their travel documents in hand, the fifth graders trekked up Pacaya volcano in Guatemala. The virtual field trip, planned in conjunction with their studies
On Tuesday, Nov.14, students in Cary Reichardt’s senior elective Holocaust Studies class enjoyed a special yom iyun at The Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery
As a reward for exceeding the school goal of reading 25,000 pages in a month, first through sixth graders at Yeshivat He’Atid were treated to
On Monday, November 27, Yavneh Academy middle school student were granted an opportunity to be inspired, through a program called “Together for Them,” by two
Wounded heroes from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spoke to all the Yeshivat Noam middle school students about serving Israel and the Jewish people. They
The students in Mrs. Elbaum’s third grade have been reading “Molly’s Pilgrim” by Barbara Cohen. There has been so much discussion about what it means
