Second grade’s midah of the week was being courteous. The students discussed this midah during morning and afternoon meetings and also during reading workshop as
RKYHS students welcomed the Jubilation Choir for a program in conjunction with the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday. Through spoken word and song, the
JKHA early childhood students, their parents and prospective early childhood families had a enjoyed themselves while learning about brachot at the early childhood Bracha Fiesta.
When studying science, children are really learning about the abstract concepts that surround them in concrete ways. In the JEC Middle School, sixth graders used
On a bright Sunday morning in December, the Bruriah Culture Club stepped off the streets of New York City and into a Maycomb, Alabama courthouse.
As part of the JKHA seventh and eighth grade study of the building of the Beit Hamikdash in sefer Melachim students participated in a Project
“Though some things may be different, we’re children just the same!” As children learn about their unique qualities, they also learn to recognize that while
RKYHS senior peer leaders hosted the freshmen for breakfast and gave them a letter congratulating them on making it to their first midterms. The peer
At IBECC, the integration of natural materials and loose parts is a fundamental part of the Reggio-inspired preschool. Wood chips fulfill both categories. The addition
The Chumash Vocabulary League (CVL) and Gemara Vocabulary League (GVL) is a creative program developed but the JKHA middle school Judaic studies faculty that presents
Chana Schwartz and Adina Strong, seniors at Bruriah, advanced to the final round of the Michlala College Ulpaniada Mathematics Competition. Girls from Orthodox high schools
As RKYHS students embark on midterms, the Judaic studies faculty hosted midterm week Torah learning sessions in the RKYHS beit midrash. These sessions provide the
