Ma’ayanot students delivered Yom Tov treats to elderly residents living in the Bronx. Many were Russian immigrants who were so proud of their Jewish heritage
In Moriah’s pre-k, the children are getting ready for Sukkot. First they learned the names for all of the holiday symbols in Hebrew. Then they
When it came to creating the curriculum for TABC’s new Culinary Arts Program, Cary Reichardt, veteran teacher and chair of the history department, knew wanted
In preparation for Sukkot, Yavneh Academy early childhood students created their own ushpizin, lulavim, etrogim and beautiful etrog boxes.
Back to School Night at The Idea School welcomed a growing crowd of new and returning parents. The faculty led hands-on sessions in each discipline
KCP gets ready to celebrate Sukkot by shaking their lulav. The infants and toddlers held a plush lulav while our older classes made their own
The kitah aleph students have learned about and have been reciting Selichot each morning. They pray to Hashem, along with special hand gestures taught to
Kitah hey had a fantastic time during their first mishmar of the year! The grade came together for mincha, chevruta learning, a competitive and friendly
Gan Aliza has a blast filling their etrogim and stringing beads for their sukkot decorations.
After school on Tzom Gedalia, more than half of Naaleh’s student body loaded buses for an optional chesed trip to Care One at Teaneck. The
Niki Gribetz and David Rosen are middle school students at the Moriah School, and this year’s Moriah Friendship Circle presidents. They organized and held a
