RYNJ’s Professor Why visited K1 again as they experimented with magnets. Professor Why is a visiting professor (Morah Chani of K1) who pops in to

Lubavitch on the Palisades elementary school students were treated to special programming during Chol Hamoed Sukkot. They and the middle school students were visited by

On Wednesday of chol hamoed Sukkot, Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) hosted Simchat Beit Hashoevot in Monsey, Brooklyn, Highland Park, Queens and Teaneck

Yavneh’s ECD students learned about fire safety and prevention. Thank you to firefighters Dan and AJ, the Paramus Fire Department and especially to Sparky the

The chag of Sukkot offered a plethora of opportunities for the TABC family to celebrate together. On the first night of Chol Hamoed, rebbeim, alumni

Children at LPS learned all about Parshat Noach. They explored the themes of animals, colors, sinking and floating. Children built Noach’s ark and sorted different

On Wednesday, October 26, Firefighter Dan and the Paramus Fire Department paid a special visit to Ben Porat Yosef to teach early childhood through second

A new program at Teaneck Chabad Preschool, Interactive Parsha with Morah Miriam Shapiro, brings the weekly parsha to life. The children learn about the parsha

Moriah School’s Nursery class made their own version of what tohu va’vohu might have looked like—a crazy, mixed up mess! But, Hashem had a plan.

A chill is in the air, but warmth is emanating from Ma’ayanot well beyond the school building. Beginning this fall and throughout the school year,

Boys in Rabbi Yosef Carlebach’s third grade class were handsomely rewarded for their dedicated hours of Torah study over Sukkot break. The boys were enthusiastic

Preschool students at LPS learned about autumn on a fall walk where they observed the signs of the season and changing colors of the trees.