Ma’ayanot’s AP Biology students visited The Harlem DNA Lab to gain first-hand experience in utilizing enzymes to dissect DNA into small samples, which they ran
As part of the Heritage Fair Unit, Moriah sixth graders visited the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York.
Meshenichnas Adar, marbim b’simcha! The TABC seniors infused the Yeshiva’s hallways with the spirit of Adar in honor of Rosh Chodesh. They displayed wonderful camaraderie
Over 60 middle school students enjoyed a Chickies Siyum this week, as part of the Shamati Learning Program, in memory of Dr. Yitzchok Belizon. The
On Rosh Chodesh Adar I, TABC brought a lot of ruach to the residents at the Daughters of Miriam Senior Center. They sang songs, danced,
Yavneh Academy was privileged to have Rabbi Yosef Mendelevich, a former refusenik, address their seventh grade students. Rabbi Mendelevich shared his story of being repeatedly
Lubavitch on the Palisades students continued their unit on the body with a focus on dental hygiene. Teachers welcomed dentists to their classrooms, who taught
RYNJ preschool celebrates the simcha of Adar to its fullest, and with two Adars this year, the children can enjoy double the fun. Each Friday,
Yehivat He’Atid’s second graders received their first chumashim this past Sunday. The students have been preparing for months, and it was evident to all who
The literary works of three Ma’ayanot students won recognition in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition. Racheli Herzfeld ‘18 won a Gold Key for
On Tuesday evening, February 16, Sy Syms School of Business Professor Bob Tufts led a workshop for students in Yeshiva University High School for Boys’
Yavneh Academy held its first annual digital citizenship fair. The sixth graders incorporated project-based learning into the digital citizenship curriculum. The students researched various topics
