During Chanukah, which focuses on the miracle of light, the RYNJ seventh grade banot learned that they have the power to bring “light” into the

On Monday, December 26, Ben Porat Yosef elementary school and early childhood students welcomed grandparents and other special visitors. The early childhood students performed a

The Moriah kindergarten classes joined together last week to bring light and joy to friends at The Esplanade (a senior residence). The children sang a

Moriah students performed a show of all of the Chanukah songs they learned, followed by sufganiyot frying and decorating.  

Over Chanukah, MTA talmidim had the opportunity to have a special mesiba with their rebbe in honor of Chanukah. Destinations included bowling, Dougie’s and, of

Students at Lubavitch on the Palisades made their own usable menorahs. The students learned how to light their menorahs and focused on fire safety. Firefighter

Fifth grade boys at RYNJ participated in a mini engineering challenge on Chanukah: building an impromptu arcade. With limited materials and in only a short

What a week for Yeshivat He’Atid. In addition to Chanukah themed learning inside the classroom, there was plenty of fun (and food) to go around

The Yavneh Academy Junior Chorus and Concert Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Marsha Greenberg Motzen, had the privilege of performing at the Prudential Center

BPY celebrated Chanukah in so many ways. There were special evening Chanukah parties galore in grades five through eight, with teachers and with the Bnot

Under the direction of the talented Morah Adina Mermelstein, the Yeshivat Noam third grade “Chanukah Miracles” concert was a smashing hit.  

This past week almost all the grades have been studying one of the world’s most famous artists—Vincent Van Gogh. They had a chance to view