On Sunday, May 18 at the Jewish Educational Center Yeshiva of Elizabeth’s annual Lag B’Omer Parade at Nomahegan Park in Cranford, New Jersey, JEC schoolchildren are

On May 15, the amazing fourth grade girls of Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey went to Care One of Teaneck. They were there to entertain

Jacky Tuyisenge told middle-school students at the Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County that before she came to the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village (ASYV) three

Englewood—When Ambassador Yehuda Avner walked into the shul of the Moriah School recently, 200 7th- and 8th-grade students rose to their feet to greet him.

When Israel turned 66 on May 6, the children in the Temple Emeth Early Childhood Center were right there to celebrate! The photos were taken

As students entered the decorated halls of Yavneh on Yom Ha’atzmaut morning, they immediately felt the spirit of the day. The festive feeling was in

Fifth grade girls practiced and performed Daglanut in celebration of Israel’s 66th Birthday.

On Friday, the Moriah 8th grade visited the Jewish Home at Rockleigh. Students bonded with residents over life experiences and common interests. In honor of

Earlier in the year, Yeshivat Noam was brainstorming the creation of an event that could raise funds for the school, build school spirit, and invite

New York—For the final project in his “Social Media to Drive Business Results” course at Yeshiva University’s Stern College for Women, Adjunct Instructor Rob Longert gave

A battery sorter, magnetic bookmark, and a solar powered fan were just a few of the fantastic projects presented at this year’s Yavneh Academy’s 3rd

Ben Porat Yosef kindergartners embarked on a chesed project to enhance the Shabbat experience for Jewish-Americans in the armed forces who are serving overseas.  The