To begin the year in English class, Moriah sixth graders are reading the novel ”Nine, Ten: A September 11th Story” which tells the tale of

Students at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies participated in a collection drive for Tackle Kids Cancer. Students brought in items to help

JKHA launched their second annual theme of the year to “Remember the Past, Live the Present, Look to the Future—Be The Link!” The goal is

The students in the pre-k class of the Iris Berman Early Childhood Center enjoyed building different types of sukkot. A special visitor came in an

This week featured so many extra learning opportunities at JEC High School. The tremendously successful night seder program, which meets twice a week, began with

RKYHS students joined thousands of students and teachers around the country to take the Preamble Challenge for Constitution Day, which celebrates the signing of the

The new school year brings new learning opportunities, and at the JEC Lower School, that learning is augmented by the power of technology. In these

RKYHS seniors Zach Marcus and Danielle Shapiro have been selected as National Merit Commended Students. Of the 1.6 million entrants, 50,000 with the highest PSAT/NMSQT®

JKHA middle school faculty member Srividhya Sundaram was one of eight selected as a Science Friday educator—2018, among a record number of applicants nationwide. Science

The JEC Early Childhood is alive with the sounds of children playing—and learning through play! Each activity is carefully designed to be a fun and

The opening session for the “Names, Not Numbers©” Holocaust documentary film project was held at JKHA. Through the project, eighth graders will learn interviewing, filmmaking

Each week at RKYHS students participate in the SEED (Student Enrichment, Education and Development) speaker program, where students are exposed to multiple perspectives on a