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HALB Students Learn To Be Good Digital Citizens The fourth- and fifth-graders at HALB presented their “How to Be Good Digital Citizens” projects at HALB’s Digital Citizens Fair under the...

Brandeis fourth-grade students explored the push and pull of magnets, how magnets attract or repel based on their poles. By touching a plasma ball, students saw how the light...

By Rabbi Yair Hoffman There are times when babies fail to thrive because of various medical reasons.  When this happens, there will be occasions when a pediatrician or an allergy...

(JTA) — A Chicago industrialist has pledged $25 million to a national Jewish youth group to promote initiatives for young Jewish women and teens. Theodore Perlman and his wife, Harriette,...

As extreme weather sweeps across the United States and Europe, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee urges the public to support local and global winter efforts that aid poor...

  For the past 11 years, HAFTR has hosted iShine, Chai Lifeline’s afterschool program for children living with illness or loss in the family. When a recent fire caused a...

By Rabbi Yair Hoffman It is Shabbos morning.  You desperately need to hear Kiddush in order to eat or drink something.  Someone offers to make Kiddush for you and does...

JNS.org – A Haifa city council member who was forced to forgo an appointment to deputy mayor following public outcry over his comments calling Hezbollah operatives “freedom fighters” and comparing...

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Expanding the role of non-Orthodox Jews in Israel has long been a primary goal of American Jewish organizations, and it appears that a majority of Israelis...

On Motzaei Shabbat, December 1, singer Simcha Leiner came to Central to kick off the Chanukah spirit! The gym filled with students, their families, and faculty, who danced and...