The division of classes in a yeshiva day school may send the subliminal message that subjects are unrelated to one another. Yet educational research overwhelmingly
The JEC is a family institution, and a recent big sister program demonstrated the power of family. Familiar faces—JEC Lower School alumnae who are now
True learning requires context and Gemara is no different. New rebbe, Rabbi Jordan Ginsberg, brings the learning off the daf with a focus not only
At the Iris Berman Early Childhood Center the 2 year olds’ contribution to the schoolwide Thanksgiving feast was the cranberry relish. Snack time was transformed
Lower school classrooms were filled with learning and creativity to prepare for Thanksgiving. For example, the second grade celebrated Thanksgiving this week with a “Turkey
The RKYHS sports management club welcomed Kirk Berger (JKHA ‘04/RKYHS ‘08), associate general counsel at National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), the union for the players
One of the many club opportunities at JEC is the ever popular cooking club, run by Amy Leykin. Always a fan-favorite, this club allows students
Mrs. Neuhof’s third graders are diving into a fabulous research unit! JEC third graders are working in small groups to learn more about topics such
Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School paid tribute to veterans last Tuesday with a beautiful ceremony created by the student-run holiday enhancement committee. The program included a
BPY second graders dissected and planted tulip bulbs and are learning about plants while the seventh graders will use the data to enrich their studies
Excitement and ruach filled the air during Yavneh’s first middle school oneg of the year. Students from sixth, seventh and eighth grades all participated in
On Wednesday, November 7, MTA seniors visited the Museum of Jewish Heritage, where they learned about the vibrant Jewish communities that thrived in pre-WWII Europe.
