MTA’s “Meet The Israeli Author” elective course for juniors provides talmidim with the opportunity to work directly with award-winning Israeli author Chana Bat Shachar, via

Last Monday, the Bruriah juniors took an exciting trip to NYC to visit the Museum of Modern Art. The goal of this trip was to

Ma’ayanot welcomed eighth grade applicants to school for a half day visit. Prospective students joined current Ma’ayanot students for davening followed by a customized schedule

Renowned mental health advocate Sophie Riegel was a guest speaker this week at a special program for JKHA seventh and eighth graders and RKYHS 10th

For the fifth consecutive year, Naaleh’s AP European History class traveled back in time to participate in an Enlightenment Salon. Embodying the ideas and personas

This week, the SAR High School Drama Society presented Into The Woods, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine. The

According to Halacha, any document with Hashem’s name on it shouldn’t be thrown out and should be buried. The Talmud (Shabbat 115a) stipulates that all

These past two weeks, Baruch Hashem, BPY’s third graders celebrated their Mesibat Toshba. The party was wonderful! The students performed, sang and danced so beautifully.

Last week, Stamford’s Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut was visited by Gabriel Traub, an IDF reserve officer who recently fought in Gaza. Mr. Traub, who

On Wednesday, December 6, the TABC Scholars program hosted guest scholar and professional meteorologist Ariel Schabes. TABC Scholars is a two-year program during which students

The kindergarten and first grade learners at Tamim Academy of New York showed their true potential as designers of the future when creating their own

Ever since October 7, everyone at MTA’s thoughts and tefillos have been channeled towards Israel, as they daven that the hostages should be released, that