TABC’s AP Art History class helped prepare themselves for the AP exam at the Museum of Modern Art, accompanied by their teacher, Nancy Edelman, and
On Thursday, April 20, Ma’ayanot was honored to welcome Mrs. Rena Ariel from Kiryat Arba who shared words of inspiration in memory of her 13-year-old
In Morah Yonina Ciner’s fourth grade science class, students have been learning about the parts of a seed and its process of germination. The students
RYNJ students took part in the mitzvah of reciting a special bracha for seeing fruit trees in blossom that can only be made once a
Shortly before Pesach, the Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) Yeshiva Fellowship held its second annual Yeshiva Fellowship shabbaton. The shabbaton began on Friday
Yavneh Academy first graders had a unique experience reusing trash by turning it into creative pieces of art. The children created rockets, houses, boats, robots,
BCHSJS students participated in their annual Spring Overnight. Young leadership students visiting from Nahariya, Israel, joined the group for the overnight which was held at
A group of Young Leadership students from both Nahariya, Israel, and the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies visited NYC. The trip was part
The TABC blood drive was an amazing success, with students, faculty, alumni and parents donating. A remarkable 63 units of blood were collected. Thank you
During lunch this past Thursday, Yeshiva University High School for Boys’ (MTA) Honors College met, divided by grade, and discussed a selection from “Tom’s River,”
On Monday, April 24, Ben Porat Yosef students learned about Yom HaShoah with age-appropriate programming which included firsthand accounts from Holocaust survivors about their experiences
The JEC lower school heard from RTMA’s Associate Principal of the middle school Rabbi Sharir Yablonsky, the grandson of a survivor, at its Yom HaShoah
