Veterans Colonel Fred Shaffer, commander of local Jewish War Veterans Post, Private Max Wisotsky and Petty Officer Paul Sharp came to speak at RPRY this
As part of the JKHA middle school’s ongoing effort to teach students about being responsible in the fast-paced, digital world, the seventh and eighth grades
The RKYHS boys Torah Bowl team traveled to SAR and won all four of its matches against competing yeshiva high schools. Led by a cadre
Shakespeare is part of the extensive choice of the electives offered at Bruriah this year. The class explores the universality of the Bard, from his
Carpe diem, a phrase from the Roman poet Horace, means “seize the day.” And so, Nancy Asher did. Bruriah’s Latin teacher has a class of
Wendy Berk from the U Got Brains Champion Schools Program spoke to the RKYHS SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) committee about its upcoming project on
Talmidim in Rabbi Netanel Danto’s freshman shiur at MTA experienced a new way of learning Gemara. Instead of learning through a bekiut masechta, the talmidim
As seniors, we have arrived at a time in our lives when we are being faced with having to make many decisions that we’ve never
Students learned that one of the things the Native Americans did was use dye to make clothing. To explain what dyeing is, the class took
The STEM program at the Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School is a four-year sequence of courses spanning all high school grades, including coding (ninth grade),
Since its June 1 opening, Bergen County-based SYNERGY HomeCare has provided caregivers for seniors—specifically Orthodox seniors—throughout the area. The concept of having home health aides
SAR sophomores honored Veterans Day by putting together packages for American veterans and soldiers, cutting out stars for the troops and by writing letters to
