WTA eighth graders are piloting the program Better Together after receiving a grant from a well-known, anonymous foundation. Better Together is an initiative that pairs senior citizens with students to cultivate meaningful relationships during COVID via phone calls, Zoom events and virtual programming. The students will be participating in

Children in the pre-k class at The Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School love using the iPads in the classroom. Aside from using the iPads for brain breaks or quiet music while they rest, one of the children’s favorite activities is using them to play Osmo. Osmo allows the children to practice their number

Kitah bet celebrated their Mesibat Chumash this week! They sang, danced and presented the story of Avraham Avinu in Parshat Lech Lecha! Each student read pesukim from the sefer Torah. The celebration continued with a drive-by party at Ben Porat Yosef where the students received their chumashim. Kol hakavod kitah

Ma’ayanot students were excited to celebrate the end of a successful in-person semester with some Erev Shabbat ruach to mark the last day that the entire student body would be together in person before winter break. Students from the Holiday Enhancement Committee set up crock pots of steaming hot, delicious

TABC students who are part of the weekly Shnayim Mikra Challenge celebrated the completion of sefer Bereishit last week. Dougie’s was served as the students listened to words of encouragement from esteemed YU Rosh Yeshiva Rav Hershel Schachter. TABC is so proud of its students who dedicate themselves to learning the weekly parsha

A huge shout out to the RYNJ sixth grade! The RYNJ annual Invention Convention held last week was a resounding success! RYNJ engineers and scientists had an amazing afternoon presenting their prototypes to their friends and the RYNJ Sharks.

In preparation of the convention,

Yavneh’s lower school students are exploring their creative side as they continue to work on their art projects with Malky Kazam, Yavneh’s art teacher. First graders drew snow angels from a birds eye view. Second graders drew cityscapes inspired by James Rizzi. Fourth and fifth graders created a composition with different kinds of lines

Fun activities, inspirational learning, challah baking, hot cholent, delicious kugel and warm zemirot are what a preschool Siyum is all about. Mazal Tov to the Yeshivat He’Atid early childhood students on their siyum Bereishit. Everyone is so proud of all the Torah learned so far this year. Yeshivat He’atid’s amazing morot continue to foster a

LPS Preschool and Tenafly Chabad Academy collected coats, sweaters and jackets for the Yad Leah Coat Drive. What acts of chesed!