Hundreds of people poured into Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva on Thursday night to view the documentary of the culmination of the eighth grade’s year-long Holocaust
The JEC third graders had a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Carnegie Hall! Armed with their recorders and ready with their voices, the students were ushered to
The RKYHS juniors participated in a three-day Israel Studies Seminar, jointly run by Bnei Akiva and RKYHS, at Bnei Akiva’s Camp Moshava. Students learned about
On May 9, three Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies students accompanied by their principal, Fred Nagler, joined the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA)
MTA freshman Sam Verstandig, of Queens, has been lobbying for anti-bullying legislation at the State Senate and Congress levels for the past two years and
Yeshivat Noam fourth graders traveled to the Meadowlands Environmental Center for an innovative, hands-on environmental science program.
Students at Yeshivat Frisch who work the “Frisch Farm” with Yosef Gillers prepared for the harvest holiday of Shavuot with tzedaka last week, practicing the
From early childhood through the parent body, the Ben Porat Yosef community was busy preparing for Shavuot last week. Early childhood students learned all about
RYNJ students in grades first through fifth were treated with a visit from a very special poet and illustrator, Douglas Florian. Florian has authored and
On Tuesday night, May 15, Friendship Circle honored their many Bergen County volunteers with a beautiful volunteer celebration. Over 200 people gathered in Tenafly at
The children at Anshei Lubavitch Preschool were excited to finish up counting the omer and welcome Shavuot. Each class found its own unique ways to
The Moriah community gathered together last week at The Frisch School for the presentation of the eighth grade production of “Names, Not Numbers©.” The student-made
