For the first time, Lubavitch on the Palisades school decided to have regular classes on Election Day. After a busy chag season, the students got

Teaneck Chabad Preschool hosted Chabad of Fort Lee Preschool on Election Day for a Teacher in-Service Day. Sariva Sklar, CFC, who has been an educator

The youngest RYNJ explorers completed their unit on exploration and transportation. It began with learning about the famous explorer Christopher Columbus and concluded with learning

More than 225 Ma’ayanot students joined together last Thursday night to celebrate the Shabbos Project and bake challah. While they mixed, measured and kneaded, the

On Shabbat Parshat Noach, Rabbi Baruch Pesach Mendelson’s Yeshiva University High School for Boys’ (MTA) shiur partook of their first “In Shabbos” of the year.

In commemoration of Veterans Day, Rabbi Colonel Ira Kronenberg spoke to Yeshivat Noam’s fourth through seventh graders about his 36 years in the service as

Each year, Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva’s eighth grade boys meet the Jewish War Veterans at the Highland Park Veteran’s Memorial on Veteran’s Day. This year’s

After ushering out Kristallnacht and on the eve of Veterans Day, the Moriah School had the honor of hearing from Mr. Alan Moskin. The speaker,

In observance of Veterans Day, BPY fourth through eighth graders were visited by Ret. Colonel Dave Everett, US Army. Colonel Everett shared stories about his

LPS children acted out Avraham’s journey from Canaan to Israel. Like the Jews did so many years ago, they followed a cloud and learned about

Yavneh early childhood students learned about parshat Lech Lecha and how Avraham and Sarah traveled to Canaan. The students brought the parsha to life when

What does a game of pickup basketball have to do with The Canterbury Tales? TABC’s tenth grade class, taught by Mrs. Allison Miller, learned about