Last week, WTA’s kitah dalet celebrated their מסיבת נביא, a culmination of weeks of study. The students put on a fabulous performance, showcasing both their
The Yeshivat Noam fourth grade girls said divrei Torah, recited Tehillim and baked challah together as they davened for the chayalim and for peace for
Miriam Peretz, a mother in Israel who lost two of her soldier sons in the army, came to visit the BPY shlichim and to give
Last Sunday, the talmidim in Rabbi Tanchum Cohen’s beis medrash kattan shiur had the unique opportunity to attend an azkara commemorating the 31st yahrzeit of
Artist Rabbi Yitzchok Moully from Moully Art visited JKHA as seventh graders engaged in an interactive and meaningful art project. Seventh graders made two murals
This past week, the Shefa School’s seventh-grade class traveled to Washington, D.C., to learn about the nation’s capital. They had an exciting time visiting numerous
ECD children often ask each other, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Yavneh Academy classrooms have dramatic play centers equipped with
In a heartwarming display of compassion and unity, 25 seventh and eighth grade students and parents from Manhattan Day School embarked on the first mission
Ma’ayanot students and faculty had the special privilege to hear words of chizuk from Mrs. Jen Airley, mother of Sgt. Binyamin Airley, a”h, a 21-year-old
Naaleh High School offered its graduating class the Senior Experience, a transformative three-week program packed with inspiring and educational activities. Each day began with davening
Thirty six RKYHS students joined over 1700 Jewish high school students from across the country to present their engineering and scientific research capstone projects at
What a special Yom Ha’Atzmaut celebration it was for BPY! Early childhood, Elementary and middle school students traveled throughout the beautiful country of Israel, visiting
