By Shira and Dr. Howie Forman  

Paramus—The students at the Frisch School recently hosted its first annual Science Research and Engi­neering Symposium night, an event dedicated to showcasing some of the

On June 6th, Bruriah Junior High Coordinator Mrs. Zehava Greenwald took the Bruriah 8th graders to the Elizabeth River Trail to do volunteer work with

Teaneck—It was a spillover crowd at Congregation B’nai Yeshurun’s banquet hall June 8 as close to 250 people came to celebrate the first year of

Under the direction of our Safah teacher, Morah Judy Buchnik, our students competed against fourth graders from schools across the world in a Hebrew language

New York—Ms. Liora Haibi, Hebrew language instructor at the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy (MTA)/Yeshiva University High School for Boys, has been selected as a regional

Paramus—SpaceIL, an Israeli non-profit organization, is attempting to land the first Israeli spacecraft on the moon by the end of 2015 as part of a

Kol Hakavod to the Yavneh Academy 5th graders on raising over $24,000 for Chai Lifeline. As a reward for their amazing efforts, Chai Lifeline treated

Ben Porat Yosef sixth and seventh graders left for an overnight trip to Camp Monroe on May 19. They had the opportunity to hike, fish,

Mazel tov to Jonathan Katz (Engle­wood, NJ), a 5th-grade student at The Moriah School, who recently scored the highest number of points nationally in the

Yavneh Academy’s Early Childhood students were privileged to visit Yavneh Academy’s first 7th-grade Human Body Expo. The students’ pro­jects were made from recyclable material. Each

Ben Porat Yosef eighth-grade student Odelia Fried won 1st place in the Middle School Art Siegelbaum Literary & Visual Arts Compe­tition for her crea­tive writing