An estimated 40,000 people, including members of Congress and the Knesset, Israeli ministers, local public officials and former hostages and their families, lined Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue on … 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

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

Brandeis School fourth graders tested the density of solids and liquids, observing how liquids interacted and concluding: Materials that floated had less density than those that did not. more

The two Five Towns firebrands behind the launch and growth of Hindi’s Libraries were honored this week as “Persons of the Year” by the Nassau Herald, the secular newspaper in the … more

On Tuesday, wounded IDF soldiers visited the the Brandeis School on behalf of El Ami, a nonprofit organization that financially supports those injured during combat in Israel and strives to enhance … more

HAFTR third-graders Michelle Hersh, 8, Juliet Weinrib, 7 and Grace Rosenberg, 8, are all smiles as they left their bus on the first day of school. Below, from left: HAFTR ES Assistant Principal Tova … more

The Jewish community turned out in force on Sunday for an expanded Cedarhurst-Lawrence Memorial Day Parade. The late-morning event drew marchers from several local day schools and Jewish … more

Perla Akerman, a Nursey 2 student at the Brandeis School early childhood center in Lawrence, practices lighting candles for Shabbat with her teacher, Erica Fuchs. more