Yavneh Academy students celebrated Rosh Chodesh Adar with a special chagigah and silly tie day!
In a historic event, a cohort of 20 of Beijing’s best science teachers in grades 1-12 visited RYNJ this week to attend a science conference
The Moriah School spent a day packing mishloach manot for Project Ezrah. It was a huge success with a great Moriah turnout. The kids were
Competing with 450 students from schools as far as Brazil and South Africa, SAR’s Model UN team successfully defended its title of winning delegation at
Yavneh Academy 4th graders engaged in an interactive activity to learn about the Beit Hamikdash with Mr. Steve Frankel of the Mikdash Educational Center of
Ben Porat Yosef Kindergarteners received invitations to a festive banquet, and asked to come dressed in their finest attire fit for a king and a
Elizabeth—On Thursday, in celebration of 4B’s review and recitation of over 13,000 Mishnayos, and 5B’s mastering the challenge of the shakla v’tarya (give and take)
Elizabeth—The bell rang at 4:06 at RTMA as students scattered all over the building to change for the big Night Ski Trip. In record time
Livingston—In honor of Adar, Rabbi Eliezer Rubin, Head of School of JKHA/RKYHS, decided to insert a little humor into an otherwise looooong winter of snow
Elizabeth—In Sci Tech* we were given a project to build a menorah using Arduino and LEDs. An Arduino is a microcontroller which is similar to
The children of the Iris Berman Early Childhood Center at The Synagogue of The Suburban Torah Center in Livingston enjoyed “shopping” in the shuk, Machene
