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Over 400 people participated in HAFTR Middle School’s first massive parent-child boker iyun, a morning of learning, on Dec. 25   This event, organized by Rabbi Judah Hulkower, began … more
Middle School students at the Shulamith School for Girls attended an enlightening session on the topic of tefillah last week.   Teacher-panelists — Gila Goldstone of Yeshiva Darchei … more
Kitah Bet students at the HANC Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, joyfully performed songs about their love and enthusiasm for learning Torah, as they received … more
HANC’s eighth grade girls traveled to the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, on Dec. 24, part of the Names Not Numbers program created by Tova … more
Ninth Grade fathers joined their daughters for a wonderful morning at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls, on Dec. 25. After davening in the gymnasium, the fathers posed with their … more
Learning Torah and other Jewish studies subjects is no longer limited to flipping the pages of a well-worn Chumash. These days, apps, podcasts and video chats help Manhattan Day School students get … more
Seniors at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls participated in a SKAvenger Seforim Hunt on the fourth day of Chanukah. Aliyana Teitelbaum (left) and Michal Yacker, students in Mrs. Leah … more
In honor of Chanukah, the Early Childhood Division of Shulamith School for Girls went to Cup o Fun in Valley Stream where they enjoyed exercising their gross motor skills —jumping, running and … more
Sixth graders at HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, are having an amazing time participating in E2K, an after-school enrichment program designed to … more
As part of their language arts lesson on writing “how to” stories, first graders at HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, brainstormed on … more
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