Over 150 eighth graders from NY-area elementary schools got a taste Stella K. Abraham High School on Dec. 10, SKA student ambassadors (like those pictured) welcomed aspiring high schoolers who got a … more

Last year, HANC Plainview invested in an mindfulness course for staff. With a $1,500 microgrant from the Jewish Education Project, the effort’s been expanded. “I saw how much better my … more

MTA freshmen had an incredible time on their Freshman Shabbaton, which took place on Dec. 6–7 at the Hudson Valley Resort. From lively davening and learning programs to exciting games and … more

There are so many details involved in preparing to celebrate becoming a Bat Mitzvah, but Elaine Novogrudsky put a chesed project on the top of her list, writing a letter to her friends and family … more

Before Parent Teacher Conferences began, the entire DRS faculty spent a number of hours together discussing some important issues that relate to the development and advancement of the yeshiva. All … more

Ignorance is bliss.” There was a time not too long ago when these three words would engender a long and interesting discussion, perhaps even debate. There would have been speculation about … more

A friend recently commented to me that nowadays, we not only “multi-task,” but we also have “multi-problems.” When simultaneously beset by a number of problems, he … more

Attached is the full text of the executive order relating to combating anti-Semitism on college campuses that President Trump signed this week. The order — and its background — have been … more

Tuesday night, the New York Times reported that President Trump was set to sign an executive order targeting “anti-Semitism and Israel boycotts on college campuses.” The article … more

Fifteen students from Touro’s Lander College of Arts & Sciences in Flatbush competed in the New York regional division of the International Collegiate Programming Contest. The students … more