In the wake of an order by the New York State Board of Regents that private schools — including yeshivas — demonstrate that their secular studies curricula are substantially equivalent to … more

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

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

What happens when you combine neuroscience research, state of the art interactive software, and the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach? For the past five years, HALB has partnered with 2Sigma Education … more

HALB hosted a beautiful winter-themed Melava Malka last month. The fifth grade choir did an outstanding job performing, the eighth grade carnival was a hit and the dancing was phenomenal. more

HALB students were privileged to watch the allergy-aware performance of Kyle Dine, a food allergy educator who created and delivered a powerful … more

Under rules set in November by state Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, New York’s private schools, including its Jewish day schools, are required to offer 36 hours of instruction in … more

From left: Councilman Anthony D’Esposito,  Mr. Richard Altabe, Councilwoman Chumi Diamond, and Mrs. Gail Rusgo. In preparation for Election Day, fifth-graders at HALB heard from Long … more