As part of their eighth grade leadership training program, Bruriah hosted a Chanukah themed event for JEC Lower School first graders. Modeled after the popular

Ben Porat Yosef fifth graders finished their social studies and informative writing units about the presidents. Students researched, organized and wrote all of their information

RKYHS hosted its third Yeshiva Poetry Slam earlier this week. The school welcomed nearly 80 students from nine participating Yeshiva day schools from all over

LPS third grade was treated to a special presentation by a representative of BGUA (Bergen County Utilities Association). This company helps recycle and filter the

Ben Porat Yosef eighth grade science students enhanced their understanding of the body by using a 3D skeleton app to identify different bones. The app

TABCs talmidim in the eleventh and twelfth grades had the zechut of hearing a sicha from Rav Blachman, the associate rosh yeshiva of Yeshivat Kerem

RYNJ eighth graders enjoyed an incredibly exciting two-day trip to Washington, DC. The students spent quality time together with their friend and teachers in an

Moriah pre-k students learned all about graphs. They graphed how many letters are in everyone’s names and how many people are in each family. The

Using an array of multi-sensory experiences, the Yeshivat Noam Early Childhood students learned about Chanukah through counting, baking, reading, singing, crafting, decorating and exploring together.

This past Monday, the MTA Torah Bowl team had their second meet of the season, hosted by Heichal HaTorah in Teaneck. The participating schools were

What is the connection between oysters, a Methodist church, the Revolutionary War and teaching Torah? They were all part of the Ma’ayanot/NJ NCSY Freshmen Leadership

BCHSJS students participated in their fall shabbaton this past weekend. The shabbaton took place at Congregation Keter Torah in Teaneck. Students slept in the homes