On Sunday, November 16th, TABC had the pleasure of hosting 18 teams for the National History Bowl and National History Bee competitions. The National History
On Wednesday, the Yavneh library was transformed into a miniature comic book convention with over 1,000 titles for students to purchase. The entire 5th grade,
Rabbi Hanoch Teller visited Moriah and spoke with Middle School students about being a mensch. Students were mesmerized by his stories and lessons.
Elizabeth–Students at the Jewish Educational Center’s Rav Teitz Mesivta Academy middle and high school divisions were offered a rare glimpse into the painful tragedy experienced
Dressed in handmade hats and bonnets, the children of Kindergarten Bet are experiencing Pilgrim life. The students started the day outdoors where they hunted and
As part of Ben Porat Yosef’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education, 5th graders began a weekly Lego Robotics workshop. They continued the next
Teaneck–Parents of children at Yeshivat He’Atid have told JLBC that school officials are “under contract” to purchase a property at 1500 Queen Anne Road in
As a relatively young school, only recently has the Ma’ayanot Alumni Association begun to plan 10-year reunions (the first of which took place in 2010
Yeshivat He’Atid first graders commemorated Veterans Day by writing letters to the Jewish American soldiers to thank them for their service.
With their pink smudged cheeks, big outlined smiley mouths, and creative designs, you’d never guess that it was the RYNJ 7th grade girls at school.
On Monday, October 27th, a group of 55 Yavneh students, comprised of Middle School music students and members of the popular Opera Club, attended the
Moriah 6th Grade girls recently participated in the Chai Lifeline Shabbaton at Cong. Keter Torah in Teaneck. The students had a wonderful Shabbat which included
