Preschool students continued learning about the story of the how the Jews left Egypt and traveled to Har Sinai to receive the Torah. They are

This week, class 2-3 packed Shabbat Boxes for people who are spending Shabbat in local hospitals. Each child filled the boxes and made beautiful cards

This year’s third and final blood drive at Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) was another great success, with forty-two donations of a pint

Education is always evolving and Yavneh Academy is proud to be part of the change. Through countless 21st century tools, including the iPad, worldwide internet

Tweet, tweet! A group of students visited Twitter’s New York City office last week for a tour and interactive discussion with Twitter staffers about the

The fourth grade students of Yeshivat Noam spent the day learning about the habitat of the Meadowlands Environmental Center, organized by Ramapo College. This hands-on

Ma’ayanot’s 80/20 Experiment At the beginning of the 2014-15 school year, I noticed that my seniors had an advanced case of senioritis, the well-documented phenomenon

The Ben Porat Yosef program for eighth grade students Tzeydah Laderech (“Provisions for the Road”) continued on May 5 when Rabbi David Goldfischer from The

Yavneh’s fifth grade students regaled their parents and teachers during their State Fair programs. The children were a joy to watch as they danced their

Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey’s annual Media Awareness program began this past week. The program, which continues for two weeks until Lag B’Omer, encourages students

This week, the Moriah Early Childhood children enjoyed learning about the life cycle of a butterfly. The group listened to the story of “The Very

Have you ever thought of learning Torah about learning Torah? Bruriah recently welcomed a new initiative called Chabura. It all started when tenth graders Rachelli