Names Not Numbers© Begins at HANC Middle School
On Thursday, December 24, the whole eighth grade began a project called Names Not Numbers© where students interview Holocaust survivors and edit the interviews which are then made into...
HALB Shaar Lev Program Serves Students in Public Schools
Shaar Lev celebrated its annual Chanukah Party this past week. Shaar Lev, in its third year, serves local children with unique learning needs who attend public school. The children...
YOSS Unveils New Yahadus Curriculum for Mechina
Yeshiva of South Shore has a comprehensive curriculum to provide a well-rounded chinuch to talmidim of the Mechina. Recently, the hanhalah introduced another exciting weekly segment. Until now, the...
Ready for Another Great Summer at Camp Shira
Camp Shira introduced a new summer program this year that is going to deliver a unique summer experience for its campers! The fifth to seventh grade division is split...
Happening at YOSS
Chanukah Virtual Mesiba at YOSS
One of the highlights each year at the YOSS Mechina is the annual Chanukah Mesiba and this year wasn’t going to be any different. It...
Rambam Mesivta Principal Interviews Mideast Expert
Rabbi Yotav Eliach interviews Dr. Hillel Fradkin
Recently the students of Rambam were treated to an interview between two noted Mideast experts. Principal of Rambam, Rabbi Yotav Eliach, who has...
Snow Day at SKA
“The idea of a real snow day has us all imagining roaring fireplaces and hot cocoa with marshmallows.” wrote Mrs. Kaminetsky and Mrs. Drebin in an email to SKAers...
Cuomo Offers State Help to NSHA After Antisemitic Hacking
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo asked state officials from the Division of Human Rights and the Cyber Incident Response Team to provide assistance to the North Shore Hebrew Academy...
Stimulus Bill Includes $2.75 Billion for Private Schools
BY RON KAMPEAS
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Following a coordinated lobbying effort by Orthodox Jewish and Roman Catholic groups, the $900 billion coronavirus stimulus includes $2.75 billion for private schools hit hard...
Rutgers to Name Residence Hall for Ruth Bader Ginsburg
BY SHIRA HANAU
(JTA) — Rutgers University will name a residence hall after the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Ginsburg, who died in September at 87 from complications of metastatic...
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