The Hebrew Academy of Nassau County Boy’s Chorus took top honors and the trophy in this year’s  V’Ata Banim Shiru a cappella competition. Under the guidance of Gaby Novick, the … more

Israel is very much a part of HAFTR’s curriculum, where learning, teaching, speaking, thinking and breathing Eretz Yisrael takes place throughout the year. This week, in lashon, fourth and … more

The packed crowd bellowed “Bravo,” “Encore,” and “Two Thumbs Up” after each act of the Shalhevet performance of Annie. Directed by Ms. Ariana Wolfson, the students … more

CAHAL described its sixth annual concert — a fundraiser for its community-wide special education program — a huge success, drawing a sell-out crowd of nearly 800 last Motzei … more

Woodmere’s Congregation Aish Kodesh youth group performed a Purim play for participants in Kulanu’s Sunday program. It featured original songs, acrobatics, and great costumes. Thanks … more

For the past 15 years, children with special needs who attend public schools have participated in a unique Kulanu Holiday inclusion initiative, providing a yeshiva experience over the year-end and … more

Fourth Grade students at HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, have been studying about Native Americans in Social Studies. They learned about how the … more

Adar is a time of simcha, and in the Middle Division of Shulamith School for Girls, the students have been celebrating the month with a series of fun-filled activities. To begin, the G.O. planned … more

Fourteen of the 3,000 students attending AIPAC’s 2015 Policy conference in Washington this week hail from Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls of the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach. It was an … more

Kulanu Center for Special Services hosted popular Israeli musician Oneg Shemesh who played songs by the late Shlomo Carlebach and his own compositions at a performance in Cedarhurst last Sunday in … more