Students in Deniera Goldenberg’s ninth grade biology class recently examined several unknown samples to determine the pH levels of various common household agents. An incredible

The fifth grade went on a trip to Waterloo Village last week. They visited a recreated village of the Lenni Lenape Native Americans. The fifth

Yeshivat Frisch was delighted to host Rabbanit Shani Taragin as a scholar in residence on November 14-15. Rabbanit Taragin, an erudite and well known educator

MDS first graders visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art to continue their art education of the artists they have been studying, who use color theory

This past Motzei Shabbat, Heichal HaTorah opened its doors for its annual melaveh malka for prospective students. The 8th graders represented a variety of communities,

Yavneh Academy early childhood students have been busy learning all about how the Pilgrims sailed from England and landed on Plymouth Rock so that they

Moriah students, parents and faculty ran in the Dash for Dignity 5K to benefit Yad Leah last week at Overpeck Park. Yad Leah is an

As a pre-Thanksgiving chesed project, Ma’ayanot students prepared mason jars of soup ingredients, which they’ll deliver on a trip to the Bronx Community Food Bank.

Chesed is an integral part of programming at MTA, as well as a core value the yeshiva instills within its talmidim. In addition to the

To commemorate Veterans Day, Yeshivat He’Atid seventh graders visited Brightview Senior Living Facility in Tenafly. They visited with veterans living at Brightview, spending time talking

Twenty SAR HS students who participated in the Biology Challenge Option, met to discuss the scientists whose biographies/autobiographies they had read, analyzed and written about

Last week the Moriah middle school students had the privilege of hearing from two soldiers from the IDF Wounded Veterans’ delegation who spoke about their