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JLNJ’s senior editor, Elizabeth Kratz, visited Mrs. Chana Greenberg’s 5th grade class to discuss how to be a reporter to help them prepare for their
JLNJ’s senior editor, Elizabeth Kratz, visited Mrs. Chana Greenberg’s 5th grade class to discuss how to be a reporter to help them prepare for their
Third grade students at Yeshivat He’Atid learned about artist Pablo Picasso and the Cubist movement during art class.
At Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsh Yeshiva (Breuer’s) in Washington Heights, Rabbi Gruenebaum’s 7th grade class makes its own tzitzis after learning the halachos.
New York—For the second year in a row, two of Yeshiva University’s mobile applications have been recognized as winners in the Higher Education Marketing Report’s
Elizabeth—This past week I had the amazing opportunity of participating in the 25th annual Yeshiva University National Model United Nations (YUNMUNXXV). YUNMUN is an educational
Livingston—JKHA welcomed in the month of Adar with a special spirited Chagigah sponsored by Chai Lifeline, including a DJ and a Juggler, to help kick
Livingston—Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School hosted a Sephardic Heritage Day for its students on February 10th that included talks from leading Sephardic Rabbis, a feature
Elizabeth—The Jewish Educational Center’s 4th and 5th grade grade girls and boys participated in an art competition with art director Mrs. Charlotte Rakovsky. Students were
Yeshivat He’Atid kicked off its Adar celebrations with a Rosh Chodesh Adar silly hat day.
Ben Porat Yosef 2nd graders participated in an important mitzvah, first learning about bikkur cholim, and then writing messages and decorating “Get Well” cards. They