Hundreds of volunteers — including 6-year-old Michael Fuld — assembled 750 school-supply-filled backpacks last Wednesday at Yeshiva of South Shore in Hewlett, during the seventh annual … more

Eighth grade students from Yeshiva of Central Queens visit the Holocaust Resource Center of Temple Judea, in Manhasset, to meet with Survivor, Irving Roth, author of … more

In an interactive culmination of their year of learning in both science and history, the junior grade of the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls traveled to Philadelphia on May 22. The day … more

HANC ECC enjoyed a morning filled with nachas for the school’s grandparents and special guests with a program that involved davening, songs and a delicious brunch. Each guest left with a … more

The Crossroads of Civilizations Museum in Dubai’s old city is nestled between palm-tree-lined streets and a large creek feeding into the Persian Gulf. The Holocaust exhibit that it opened in … more

Executive Director Beth Raskin celebrated Kulanu’s bar mitzvah on motzei Shabbat, announcing at the group’s annual gala that, in line with Kulanu’s amended charter, a new state education department contract would allow the Five Towns-based organization to expand its vocational and rehabilitative services to adults over age 21. more

Almost 40 HANC High School Senior boys spent last Shabbos in Cedarhurst for their annual Senior Boys Shabbaton. The Shabbaton was filled with ruach and excitement from all the boys who participated. more

The new school year began just before Rosh Hashana for most Long Islanders. At the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway, HAFTR parent and faculty member Robin Maron poses with her daughter … more

When second graders in Morah Rebecca’s class at HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, found out that sixth grader Aderet Weiss was going to … more

A group of seventh and eighth graders at the Shulamith School for Girls in Cedarhurst visited the Five Towns JCC on Yom Ha’Atzmaut to celebrate with local seniors. The girls who went were … more