Our freshman art elective class is starting off the second semester with a new perspective: one-point perspective. Over the past few classes the freshman artists

During the week of final exams and the first week of winter break, Rabbi Schenker and Rabbi Shulman had the great pleasure of spending time

Naaleh is proud to be one of 847 schools nationwide to receive the College Board AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award for achieving high female

In a beautiful tribute to honor the memory of her dad, Avi Karesh, z”l, Senior Emma K. launched Mezuzah Project 2025. “From her overall vision

Westchester Day School was proud to welcome Magen David Adom paramedic Aryeh Myers as part of our middle school speaker series. With over 20 years

He’Atid fifth grade students recently watched clips of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech and selected a phrase that resonated

BPY’s eighth grade Gemara shiur has been focused on the intricate complexities of the halachot of kinyan—how one acquires an object according to the Halacha,

Shefa Middle Schoolers organized a student-led carnival to raise funds for the LA fires.

This past week, WTA was abuzz with Hebrew as we celebrated Shavua HaIvrit (Hebrew Week). Throughout the week, all the decorations, activities, singing and storytelling

Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut (BCHA) has some marvelous results to share in their ongoing Math Olympiad competition. This program inspires students to improve their

Before winter break, grades two through five enjoyed a new musical experience. The Pushcart Players enacted the famous 1936 musical composition of “Peter and the