This past Monday, our Yeshivat Noam 3A classroom received a unique visitor for the first of a series of parent speakers talking about their careers.

Ben Porat Yosef students commemorated Martin Luther King Day in meaningful ways. Pre-K students discussed and described similarities and differences among their friends in the

Sophomores in Mrs. Ahuva Mantell’s art class started a new Artists’ Beit Midrash lesson. Mrs. Mantell separated the text of the Hallelukah prayer into sections

Themed spirit days provided a great way to get back into the swing of learning at LPS after Winter Break. Monday was pajama day. The

Kindergarten has been in “shadow land.” In conjunction with Groundhog Day, students were engrossed in a marvelous science unit about shadows. They experimented with various

In December, Ma’ayanot parents, faculty and alumnae gathered to celebrate Ma’ayanot’s 20th anniversary with a New York themed “Night Out on the Town.” On Tuesday

On Wednesday, February 3, Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) welcomed four boys from Yeshivat Makor Chaim in Eretz Yisrael with a lavish breakfast

On Friday, January 29, Columbia University students were presented with a unique opportunity—an Israeli Startup Career Fair on their very own campus. The career fair

The nursery children in Moriah recently turned their classroom into a bakery. They baked challah and cupcakes for an Early Childhood bake sale in memory

The inaugural event for Yavneh’s fourth grade Chesed4Kids (C4K), took place this past Saturday night. The goal of C4k is to expose the children to

On Wednesday, February 3, seven students from Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) joined YUPAC on the annual Yeshiva University lobbying trip to Washington,

In Morah Shira Greenspan’s seventh grade class in Yeshivat Noam, students are closely analyzing the text and commentary of the narrative of the meraglim, the