Snack time has become a favorite time to read books out loud and/or discuss the parsha. How to bring Vayeira to life for the Iris

As part of the Genia Horn, z”l Judaic Studies program, second graders, class by class, received their Chumashim. The students performed beautifully at their Tekes

BPY students learned the laws of precedence in the Brachot relating to food and the meaning of saying “Amen.” Students enjoyed a Seudat Amenim—a special

Yavneh Academy’s educational technology department hosted its third annual Family STEM Night, for students in grades three to four, accompanied by their parents, grandparents or

This past Wednesday night, the TABC mock trial team went head to head against Frisch. The trial revolved around the plaintiff, Avery Mansion, allegedly getting

Kindergarten students from Lubavitch on the Palisades had a wonderful experience planting for Tu B’Shevat with seniors from Brightview Assisted Living. Students acted with kindness

In school on Friday January 11, there was quite an unusual sight at school. Along with their backpacks, students in grades one to five came

After an incredible week one on the MTA-Makor Chaim Israel Exchange Program, we had high expectations for week two and it did not disappoint! After

What do you get when you mix 100 RYNJ third and fourth graders, some shape building activities and a few Chromebooks? Geometry STEM night, of

As winter is upon us, and Moriah’s kindergarten began studying various aspects of this cold season, the children saw a common theme throughout, in terms

Students at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies took a trip to Broadway to see “Come From Away.” The musical was a big

Anshei Lubavitch Preschool transformed into a winter wonderland. Classes held indoor snowball fights, played inside an igloo, ice-skated across the classroom floor and had a