Ben Porat Yosef eighth grade students completed their study of the skeletal structure, and then learned through experimentation how minerals are deposited onto a flexible
TABC is fortunate that its seniors serve as such wonderful role models for the underclassmen in what it means to be a ben Torah. Several
Last Sunday, BCHSJS students were visited by INTRA (Israel National Therapeutic Riding Association) volunteer Minna Heilpern. Ms. Heilpern spoke to the students about Jerry, one
Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) physics students had a great time on their tour of Grand Central Terminal with physics and calculus teacher
Jen from Tenafly Nature Center and her pet frog Ethel had an exciting visit with students at ALDC. The children learned what different types of
Nursery students at LPS learned the bracha “Haadama.” They learned about which foods come from the ground and went on a scavenger hunt to find
Ben Porat Yosef third grade students enhanced their ability to problem solve and become more than just users of technology—but actual inventors—by working with “LittleBits,”
On Motzei Shabbat, February 4, Yeshivat He’Atid parents joined together for the school’s annual Melave Malka. The evening featured a Chinese dinner buffet followed by
The Moriah School’s fifth grade “kicked” off Super Bowl weekend with an assortment of fun Super Bowl activities. Students participated in exercises across various subject
Ben Porat Yosef sixth grade students learned how simple components in nature come together to form more complex substances. By studying chromatography the students learned
RYNJ Kindergarten students completed learning the entire Aleph Bet and the letters’ corresponding sounds. They celebrated this milestone together. Mazel Tov.
On Monday, February 6, the Heichal HaTorah Torah Bowl team traveled to Washington Heights to take on the MTA, SAR and Ramaz teams. In the
