When students actually experience some of the concepts they are learning about through hands-on science experiments, studies have shown that it changes how they process information and leads to a … more

Over 45 Bachurei Chemed boys from Yeshiva of South Shore experienced a special day with Rabbi Akiva Grunblatt at Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim. The Bachurei Chemed, led by Special Programs Coordinator, Rabbi … more

The New York State 2016 legislative session has barely begun, yet the Senate has already passed a bill of major importance for the nonpublic school community: the Education Investment Incentives Act. … more

Peer pressure and substance abuse were addressed by Chanie Delman, LCSW, Clinical Director of Madraigos, with HAFTR’s eleventh grade last week. The workshop is a central focus of … more

Long Island’s Touro Law Center and its Jewish Law Institute are planning a two-day national conference that will cover the path-breaking career of Justice Louis Brandeis, on the 100th … more

The enthusiasm of HANC’s Israel Action Committee was on display at Farmingdale Republic Airport, where they sang A m Yisrael Chai and greeted IDF veterans disabled in Gaza. … more

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