Rabbi Eli Gersten, rabbinic coordinator of the OU, addressed the RKYHS 11th and 12th grade Judaic elective classes on practical kashrut questions. He posed, “What’s
Dr. Paul Ratzker, a prominent neurosurgeon, spoke to an RKYHS Judaic class about Jewish views on organ donations. He also discussed the organization called HODS,
On Tuesday, senior citizens in the community visited JEC’s Elmora Campus for their monthly Lunch and Learn session. However, this month was different because the
JKHA third grade students will be writing research reports about important inventions. Topics include helicopters, light bulbs, the Franklin Stove, chewing gum and the iPhone.
Over sixty RKYHS students filled the Morris Stadtmauer Torah Center and participated in last week’s evening mishmar. Students joined with their classmates, rebbeim and morot
To mark Martin Luther King Day at JKHA, students across all grades of the middle school embarked upon a focused study of Martin Luther King
The “boys will now feel this is their home,” said Rabbi Aryeh Stechler, rosh yeshiva of Heichal HaTorah, the boys yeshiva high school that has
A delegation of 11 American students who participated in a year-long Young Leadership course, sponsored by Partnership2Gether and hosted by the Bergen County High School
BPY’s very own mail carrier, Mail Carrier Bob, visited with the pre-K Gan Rina students to enhance their unit about the postal service. Mail Carrier
Dr. Stein and Mrs. Geller worked with a select group of students in the Smedra Family 21st Century Lab, demonstrating how they enter data to
In their social studies class, third grade students researched the causes of the American Revolution and did a phenomenal job showcasing what they learned. They
This past Shabbat, Parshat Va’eira, Ma’ayanot held its first-ever Shabbat Chazara, a school-wide Shabbat in Teaneck/Bergenfield that was designed to help students prepare for their
