We are always learning new things about nutrition and ways food can help us stay healthy far longer than ever before. There is even a new school of thought that looks at food as if it actually is … more

For Birthright Israel, 2018 was a year that organizers could only have dreamed of back in 1999, when a few philanthropists joined the government of Israel and North American Jewish federations to … more

The State Department’s new envoy on anti-Semitism addressed American Jewish leaders gathered for a conference here, and praised President Donald Trump for his commitment … more

Eighth grade students at Manhattan Day School interviewed Shoah survivors last week as part of the Names Not Numbers program.  Students at Upper West Side elementary school have been … more

The Friedberg JCC in Oceanside will be the scene of four hours of kid fun this Sunday, March 3. KidzZone Expo, staged by Herald newspa-pers, will feature Slime Bar by Mad Science (pictured), face … more

The students at HANC Elementary School in West Hempstead have been working hard to raise money for a great cause. During Chanukah, the Student Council ran a Chinese auction, raising over $3,000 for … more

During the early 1960s, Dr. Robert Coles spent time in the American south studying the moral life of children. This was a time when schools were being racially integrated and when racial hatred … more

Rosh Chodesh Adar Aleph breakfast at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls turned into a “Vanehefoch Hu” when Color War broke out. The theme was Purim, and each grade received a … more

Silverstein Hebrew Academy, in partnership with Chabad of Great Neck and Lake Success Chabad, sponsored a community workshop for local parents featuring Columbia University psychologist and mediator … more

Brandeis fourth-graders are learning about animal adaptation in Mrs. Weiss’s class. They used forceps and chopsticks to imitate thea ways animals pick up food in the while.  Students … more