After the jokes of Bereshit sermons fade away — “And G-d uttered, zul zayn azoy, and it was so,” or “And G-d created the heavens and the earth and all the rest was made in … more

First graders at Shulamith School for Girls got close to some of the animals Noach brought into his tayva, at Green Meadows Farm in Queens. They enjoyed hay rides, pony rides, milking the cows and … more

Yeshiva of South Shore’s Hollander Early Childhood Center engaged their youngest talmidim in exciting activities to celebrate Parshas Noach. After Rabbi Eli Herzberg demonstrated the size … more

Students at Rambam Mesivta High School were prepared for New York Times best-selling author Edwin Black. When Black asked questions during his hour-and-a-half presentation on the Balfour Declaration, … more

Two students at the North Shore Hebrew Academy High School were named as semifinalists in the prestigious Siemens Competition. They are among 491 semifinalists in the math, science … more

Rivky Morel enlightened HANC Middle Schoolers on her battle with cystic fibrosis which robbed her of a normal childhood. A successful lung transplant allowed her to live She made a pamphlet about … more

Girls at the Schulamith School in Cedarhurst laced up for a day of achdut on wheels. more

At the end of last school year, the YCQ Parent Teacher Organization handed out beach balls with the YCQ logo as part of a spirit campaign. Parents and students took pictures over the summer in … more

On DRS’ Tzedakah Day, students from all grades collected funds for charities. Every boy was able to either assist in gathering tzedakah or donating to the cause, raising $2,500 dollars to … more

Keeping a stocked pantry is a deep love of mine; it must run in my blood. My mother also was obsessed with having backups of her favorite products in the basement — boxes of pasta, cans of … more