SAR’s recent Chesed Night proved that the possibilities to do good are endless at SAR High School. Chesed in SAR takes on many different forms.
Splish splash! Nitzanei Noam students had a blast cleaning their toy cars and the morahs’ real cars for Pesach. Not a crumbs was found.
As is customary the week after Pesach, CYM made traditional challah with a twist—they added a key. This special challah is known as shlissel challah
Anshei Lubavitch students have been stopping by the fruit tree in their school’s field to recite birchat ha’ilanot. They were so excited to make the
The yeladim were so happy to be back at Gan Yavneh after Pesach and enjoying the warmer weather on the playground. They are excited for
For Chol Hamoed Pesach, we have prepared an array of five hikes of varying degrees of difficulty. In each case, this article contains only a
The yeladim of Kol Chaverim Preschool are ready to celebrate Pesach. They completed their sensory Hagaddot, decorated salt water dishes, used large gems to make
Leading into Chag Pesach, Bruriah High School and Middle School students had the distinct honor of hearing from Rav Elazar Mayer Teitz, the rav ha’ir
Gan Yavneh had so much fun at our matzah factory. The yeladim were excited to have the chance to make their own matzah. They ground
MTA’s robust elective program features a popular graphic design class, taught by Leah Korach, a multi-disciplinary artist. For the past few weeks, her 10th and
Students in RKYHS art classes have created a beautiful artistic Hagaddah. They combined creative artistic work with thoughtful Torah learning to produce the remarkable Hagaddah.
Over the last few weeks, WTA’s early childhood classes have been getting ready for their favorite holiday, Pesach! Along with learning classic Pesach songs and
