What is the equivalent to a SAT prep course for mid-term exams? At MTA, it is called Study Night. In what has become an MTA

Yeshivas Beis Hillel (YBH) of Passaic 7th Graders, coached by Mrs. Rochie Sommer and Rabbi Heshy Wieder, recently competed against over a dozen yeshivas and

When you think of robotics, do you picture Rosie from the Jetsons? Does the phrase “Danger, Will Robinson!” pop into your head? Do you think

This past week, RYNJ held its annual 4th and 5th grade spelling bee. The room was filled with almost 250 students clamoring to find out

Miami Beach—With an impressive finish time of just over two hours, RTMA 11th grader Yehudah Weitz did the Jewish Educational Center proud when he completed

On Sunday morning the Yeshivat Noam Middle School Gymnasium was full of mothers and daughters who joined together for the Sari Ort, z”l, Middle School

The Lubavitch on the Palisades parent association treated preschool children to a bird show in honor of Shabbat Shira. By Lubavitch on the Palisades

As high frequency words are the most commonly occurring words in texts, there is a strong focus on teaching them in the early grades. As

Ayelet Sheps of Fair Lawn, seen here watering flowers at the Anshei Lubavitch Five Senses Fair. Each sense had its own booth for children to

We’ve all heard the old jokes about proud Jewish mothers bragging about “my son the doctor, my son the lawyer,” etc. We also know the

West Orange—Approximately 150 Golda Och Academy students were placed throughout 11 different locations in surrounding towns for the 9th annual All High School Community Service

Depending on whom you ask, charter schools may be either an important solution to persistent educational inequality, or a misguided attack on public schools as