PARAMUS, NJ—Ally Weiss is only 15 years old, but this Frisch School freshman has already created a remote-control car with a robotic claw that can

First graders at Lubavitch on the Palisades School are officially published authors. A publishing party took place at Womrath’s Bookstore in Tenafly on May 27.

Yeshivat Noam middle school assistant principal of general studies, Becky Troodler, generously opened her home to spend the day with the eighth grade girls for

On Thursday, June 4, Ben Porat Yosef’s first through seventh grade students celebrated Author’s Day. In preparation, the students had been immersed in learning about

Yavneh’s Academy’s third graders presented smashing performances of “Big Big World” at the Route 17S Barnes and Noble. The program reflected their rain forest unit

As part of their bar mitzvah programming, the JKHA seventh grade boys participated in the “Taste of Greatness” project. Students had the opportunity to research

The boys of 4B1 have got their heads stuck in good books. Each student read, reported and drew a picture of himself “stuck in a

Oh Say Nation has one simple mission: to give every citizen direct access to our elected officials. In this day and age, it takes five

In conjunction with the fifth grade geography curriculum, RYNJ students participated in an art class and project led by Lisa Strouth, a local artist and

The TABC drama club performed “Charles Dickens Abridged” on June 1. The entire student body walked over to Temple Emeth to view the afternoon performance,

West Orange—Following a successful year of district and state competitions—including winning the first place trophy at the Math League Elementary School Competition at Far Hills

Kushner’s annual summer reading kickoff was held at the Livingston Barnes & Noble last Thursday evening. Rabbi Rubin started off the event by reading a