On Wednesday night, hundreds of people gathered to view Rabbi Pesach Raymon’s “‘Names, Not Numbers©:’ A Movie in the Making” documentary film. This was the
The entire JKHA seventh grade took part in a Book Day, an inspiring morning of activities to discuss, engage, reflect and extend their insights following
Yom Ha’atzmaut in Bruriah was filled with ruach, dancing, achdut and pride. The whole school came together wearing blue and white and the excitement was
JEC commemorated Yom Hazikaron with multiple special programs connecting students to the pride, dedication and sacrifice of Tzahal. Each group heard from Rabbi Uzi Beer,
JKHA middle school and RKYHS marked Yom Hazikaron with thoughtful programming to remember and honor Israel’s fallen. Using photos, readings, music and videos, both divisions
MTA commemorated Yom Hazikaron with a meaningful program, featuring a moving speech by former lone soldier and current RIETS semicha student Michael Goldman, who shared
On Yom Hazikaron, sadness and gratitude resonated throughout the halls of Ma’ayanot. Photos of fallen soldiers and terror victims were on display, and the school
Stephen Flatow, father of Alisa Flatow, a”h, who was murdered in Israel by terrorists in 1995, gave a powerful Yom Hazikaron speech and message to
Yom Hazikaron served as a somber-yet-inspiring day for Yeshivat He’Atid students. The morning began with a tekes for grades three through seven. The tekes focused
BPY commemorated 9/11 with age appropriate assemblies. The younger grades focused on community helpers and heroes and how each of us can be a hero.
Stephen Flatow, father of Alisa Flatow, a”h, who was murdered in Israel by terrorists in 1995, gave a powerful Yom Hazikaron speech and message to
Yom Ha’atzmaut at Yavneh Academy began with a beautiful tefillah chagigit. The students then all joined together on the fields for dancing and seventh grade
