Yeshivat Frisch’s engineering program welcomed Professor Alon Wolf, founder and director of the Biorobotics and Biomechanics LAB (BRML) in the Technion Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,

RYNJ third grade students experiment with pocket scopes as they prepare for their unit on powders and crystals.  

In a lesson about day five of creation, Yeshivat Noam Buds “birds” gather materials with their “beaks” to build their nests.  

Yeshivat He’Atid celebrated a special milestone last week: our first in-school bat mitzvah celebrations! Mazal Tov to Daniella Lifschitz and her family and to Gabby

Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls welcomed a record number of prospective parents and students at their Open House on Sunday, October 29. Attendees visited

Preschool students at LPS learned about autumn on a fall walk where they observed the signs of the season and changing colors of the trees.

All the students at Anshei Lubavitch Preschool had a chance to be involved in welcoming a new sefer Torah dedicated by the Neubort family. Children

Yavneh Academy eighth graders visited the Apple store at Westfield Garden State Plaza. Under the guidance of the Apple staff, students learned to program the

As a lead-up to Sunday’s Open House, TABC’s talmidim enjoyed another one of its famous late night learning programs. Both Rabbi Yoni and Raphi Mandelstam

Eighth graders continued their Holocaust education programming that is taking place throughout the year. All eighth grade students enjoyed a meaningful visit to and tour

This past Shabbos, JEC students and their rebbeim headed out to Camp Nageela in South Fallsburg. The shabbaton theme was “Simcha—how do we define it?

All senior students at RKYHS were privileged to hear a powerful speech from Rabbi Yaakov Glasser, the David Mitzner dean of Yeshiva University’s Center for