The new Ivrit program in JKHA middle school, Cinema 76 launched with its first screenings.  Groups of students within each Ivrit class were assigned a

BPY third grade students are getting ready to begin their first social studies unit of the year. Over the past few weeks, the students have

Nursery students at Lubavitch on the Palisades love taking care of their school pet, a rabbit named Albert. They learned that rabbits burrow and make

This has been a most exciting week for Moriah’s kitah bet. After many weeks of exciting preparation, the special day arrived. Each class prepared a

Naaleh held an Eagle huddle to reflect on their continued response to supporting Eretz Yisroel in their time of need. The program began with a

Cheder Yaldei Menachem proudly follows in the Rambam’s footsteps. In honor of his yahrzeit this week, CYM focused on some aspects of the Rambam’s life.

Anshei Lubavitch’s young scientists have been exploring the world of science through experiments, sensory activities and observation exercises. The children have been exploring basic scientific

The pre-k class of the Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School is excited to announce that they have adopted a 1,500-pound dairy cow, named Allie, for

Gan Henel kids are loving their unit on community helpers. Last week they had a visit from a real policeman from the Teaneck Police Department.

Last week, Tenafly Chabad Academy celebrated its dedicated educators with a heartfelt appreciation luncheon. As the esteemed teachers relished a specially curated lunch, TCA middle

A funny, vibrant and well-attended performance of “Matilda: The Musical” brought the curtain down on a successful semester for Ma’ayanot’s performing arts students. Many cast

Nothing stops KCP kids from having fun! The children enjoyed the first snow of the season together at school with all our friends. They got