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

The Torah Factory from the Living Legacy Program visited Yavneh Academy second graders. The students learned about the process of making a sefer Torah. The

On Monday, January 20, Martin Luther King Day, SAR students had a volunteer opportunity to help organize package relief materials for the many people affected

RPRY students in Mrs. Kagels’ 7th grade STEM biology class dissected a frog to explore its anatomy and understand its biological functions. This experience allowed

Mazal tov to RYNJ’s Pre-K on the completion of Sefer Bereishit. After working hard for many weeks to learn each parsha carefully, the yeladim celebrated

In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27, Attorney General of New York Letitia James, the 67th attorney general for the state of

WTA’s Kindergarten students had a blast celebrating Color Week, a fun and creative exploration of colors that connected to their classroom learning in meaningful ways.

Naaleh’s 11th-grade Anatomy and Physiology students were privileged to hear from Rabbi Jason Weiner, who serves as the senior Rabbi and director of the Spiritual

Before Yeshivah break, the BPY first grade students received their new siddur. This year, the theme of the siddur party was—A Prayer Journey in the