After celebrating the wonderful yom tovim, classes at CAHAL classes were back in full swing, concentrating on learning sefer Berei-shis. Rabbi Feivish Rotbard’s second grade class in Yeshiva … more

The Lawrence School District Board of Education voted Monday night to sell the vacant Number Six School in Woodmere to the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach (HALB), pending ongoing negotiations for what trustees said would add millions in value to the potential transaction. more

Students at the Shulamith School for Girls (below) lopped off ten or more inches of their glorious locks to donate them to Zichron Menachem, an organization in Israel that provides support for cancer … more

State Senator Todd Kaminsky and his assistant, Mimi Goldman, helped to judge the Ann Neill Memorial Model Congress Tournament last Wednesday at HAFTR. … more

At Andrew J. Parisi Park: Thousands flocked to this Cedarhurst venue, where a blazing bonfire, an acrobatic display, archery, food and more helped pump up the fun. more

By Jewish Star Staff Issue of April 8, 2010/ 24 Nissan 5770 Nearly 50,000 Americans — and more than 150,000 students from around the world — have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships since … more

Along with three of my classmates, Aaron Goldblatt, Elly Marcus and Avraham Sosnowik, and accompanied by Mr. David Kintzer, I spent three empowering and educational days in Washington at the AIPAC … more

West Hempstead’s Chayah Rosenblum was spending the year at seminary in Jerusalem when she received a life-changing email. She was accepted to the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. … more

Greeting old friends and former professors with smiles, dozens of alumni of Touro’s Lander College For Men returned to the college recently to share their professional experiences with current … more

Daniel Friedman, a junior at HAFTR High School, is one of 26 students from across North America to be selected as a recipient of the prestigious Bronfman Fellowship. The Bronfman Fellows will … more