The siren went off at HAFTR Lower School to mark Yom HaZikaron, Israel’s day of remembrance. Each year, students in grades 3 through 5 learn about … more

“May I say that one teacher is more interesting than the other?” The Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls’ powerful PAUSE (Pausing and Understanding Speech’s Effect) … more

MTA freshmen and sophomores were empowered to take ownership of their educational growth during the yeshiva’s first ever student led conferences. “The goal of SLCs is to give our … more

The children at HANC ECC West Hempstead are looking forward to Matan Torah on Shavuot.  They are counting the Omer daily in school on their Sfira charts. more

As part of the Yom HaShoah VeHagevurah Curriculum, Mrs. Genosar’s seventh grade class learned about Janusz Korczak, a doctor and author who developed groundbreaking views on raising children, … more

Throughout March, the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach participated virtually in Long Island History Day as part … more

Mayoral candidate Andrew Yang met with students and leaders at two Far Rockaway yeshivas last week. At the Torah Academy for Girls, Dean Rabbi Meyer Weitman invited Yang to address students about … more

Students celebrated the 73rd birthday of the State of Israel on April 15. Activities included art projects (kaleidoscopes, El Al airplanes, doves and blue & white tie dye shirts) as well as an … more

After exploring and studying the similarities and differences between three types of fiction, HALB second graders composed their own fairytales folktales and fables, then celebrated at a party where … more

Mikaela Fligelman of Woodmere joined her HAFTR Early Childhood class in a boisterous celebration of Yom Ha’Atzmaut last Thursday. There were crowns, flags, songs and dance, mock trips to Eretz … more