Fair Lawn—A young student from Fair Lawn at RYNJ, herself a cancer patient, hopes to give something back to others stricken with the same disease,

(StatePoint)—From keeping track of an allowance to learning basic budgeting skills, teaching kids about money can help them improve their math abilities and develop important

Englewood—The Moriah School has been awarded a grant from The AVI CHAI Foundation, The Kohelet Foundation and The Affordable Jewish Education Project—together known as the

Paramus—“I like Ivy and Bean because they were never meant to be friends but they ended up being friends. But if you read Ivy and

(New York)—Rabbi Kenneth Brander, Vice President for University and Communal Life at Yeshiva University, spent close to three weeks visiting Australian Jewish community institutions in Melbourne,

When we have children, we expect to be able to raise them in our communities and educate them in our schools. For many, the story

New York—The Touro College Graduate School of Education ranked first in two categories of teacher preparation and rated highly overall, a New York City Department

Memories of the mountains and lake are already beginning to fade. Closed-toed shoes are taking the place of flip-flops. The smell of sunscreen is dissipating.

Many local children will be headed back to school in the next few weeks.  For those with ADHD, Asperger’s, anxiety, and other challenges, this transition

(StatePoint) Between buying new school supplies and meeting your children’s teachers, back to school season is a busy time. But parents should not forget to

(StatePoint) Across the country, parents are beginning to notice that today’s classroom looks quite different from what they experienced in their own school days. From

(StatePoint) School is a great place to learn, play and make friends. Unfortunately it’s also a great place for germs to get very well acquainted….with