On December 30, Dr. Mishaela Rubin spoke with Ben Porat Yosef eighth graders about osteoporosis, a disease that causes bones to lose calcium and become

Buds students celebrated the completion of Sefer Bereishit with a special siyum. At the siyum, each student was excited to present to their class an

The Ben Porat Yosef Matan Bat Mitzvah Program for sixth grade girls and their mothers began on December 30. Last week’s session focused on Miriam

HaRav Yisrael Meir HaKohen, the Chofetz Chaim, zt”l, himself would be very proud of 10 RYNJ middle school students. Sixth grader Ephraim Sheinbein, seventh graders

JEC’s Yeshiva of Elizabeth has been successfully teaching children in their reading centers using new tablets, featuring a reputable phonics-based program. Mrs. Randi Beals, a

Last Sunday morning, after a restful “out” Shabbos spent with families and friends, the Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) Makor Chaim students met

“Lo yamush haTorah mepicha u’mepi zar’acha.” The sounds of multi-generational learning permeated the halls of TABC during the annual Dec 25th Yom Iyun. Parents of

Many RKYHS Tanach classes have engaged in projects over the last few weeks. Students have worked both textually and creatively as they researched a topic,

After 10 years of dedicated service to the JEC, Fran Bijou has left the financial department’s role as accounts payable administrator, for greener pastures. Last

Coffee, normally a vital part of our daily routines, was also the winning word in the annual RYNJ Lower School Spelling Bee. As the RYNJ

JEC blood drive collects 56 pints in six hours. The annual JEC blood drive successfully met its goal of bringing in fifty donors. NJ Blood