As part of the theme of Chodesh Cheshvan, ‘Todah,’ Yavneh Academy’s second graders recognized the many actions of others and made a point to say

Yeshivat Noam students’ desire to read books above and beyond the classroom curriculum has inspired the creation of a book club. Since early November, a

LPS preschool children learned about the birth of Yaakov and Esav. They learned about the contrasting personalities and qualities of the brothers and explored the

RYNJ children learned about lentil soup in Parshat Toldot. They also enjoyed preparing lentil soup. The yeladim learned the proper ways to clean, peel and

Teaneck Chabad Preschool children made lentil soup with red lentils in honor of Parshat Toldot.  

In honor of Parshat Toldot, Moriah kindergarten students learned that Yaakov made soup for Esav. In class, they read the soup recipe on their message

On Saturday night, December 3, Ma’ayanot parents, faculty and alumnae enjoyed Live Art Battles, the school’s Second Annual Night Out. The evening began with a

On Tuesday, November 29, Ben Porat Yosef middle school students were addressed by Shahar Azani, executive director of StandWithUs Northeast U.S., a global Israel-education organization

Josh Losner, national early engagement director of AIPAC, spoke to Frisch’s Israel Club about the importance of Israel advocacy and how students can get involved

TABC’s kesher with its talmidim continues to remain strong long after the students graduate. Mr. Poleyeff travels to Israel each year for Parshat Chayei Sarah

Kindergarten students at Yeshivat He’Atid are in the process of traveling around the world. They already visited Mexico, and made salsa; China, and decorated their

At their Biography Legacy Fair, the fifth grade boys of RYNJ shared what they learned about important leaders, inventors and innovators, and the legacies they