(Courtesy of Valley Chabad) On Thursday night, January 14, teens joined together on Zoom for a beautiful Babka Bake.

Led by Estie Orenstein, the teens baked chocolate babkas for their families to enjoy over Shabbat. They played a game of “True or False—Jewish Edition” and

In honor of Rosh Chodesh Shevat, The Idea School was proud to dedicate a new shtender, built and crafted by one of the freshmen students. As part of their inquiry class in which students’ interests and passions drive their learning, this student’s skill and passion for woodworking as well as his dedication to

Mazal tov to Yavneh Academy third graders on their siyum of parshat Chayei Sara. Yavneh faculty member Mr. Nagel played his guitar and sang songs with the students in Hebrew. Rabbi Penn joined the class and asked questions about the parsha and Rashi’s commentary. Some students also volunteered to share beautiful

Yeshivat He’Atid’s second-grade students had been working with their morot preparing for their upcoming Mesibat Chumash. The classes filmed and performed beautiful songs and incredible dances to celebrate this long-awaited milestone. This year’s celebration was different than in the past, but the students

The Yeshivat Noam middle school had a very meaningful Martin Luther King Day. Throughout their day, students were engaged in meaningful conversations, watched thought provoking videos and read influential literature pieces about the Civil Right Movement. In English class, students analyzed the literary imagery of

Rabbi Saul Berman addressed the entire Yeshivat Frisch student body and faculty on Monday, as part of the school’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day commemoration. Rabbi Berman, a renowned professor of Jewish Studies at Yeshiva University and adjunct professor of law at Columbia University, was also a civil rights activist who marched

In celebration of Rosh Chodesh Shevat and the upcoming Tu B’Shevat holiday, TABC’s 11th-grade Ivrit students Zoomed with Joseph Gitler, founder and chairman of Leket Israel, Israel’s largest food distribution network for the needy. The students received a virtual tour of Leket’s logistics center and learned how Israel’s

In celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the Moriah kindergarten students began to learn a little about the life of this famous, brave and forward-thinking American. The children understand that Dr. King believed in equality and treating all people fairly, regardless of external differences. They also

In preparation for the 83rd RYNJ Annual Dinner, the school’s pride and joy—RYNJ alumni—returned home to personally deliver hundreds of dinner packages to the RYNJ community. Thank you for helping make the dinner such a success!