As the coronavirus pandemic continues and schools transition to a more sustained approach to distance learning, MTA introduced [email protected] The program reflects the yeshiva’s goal of joining talmidim at home to learn, rather than feeling the distance of remote learning. “Our rebbeim

All Heichal shiurim and classes have run from the first day the school closed without missing a single day and Heichal has been offering a full day of yeshiva adapted to the new realities of being homebound.

In addition, the student life department rolled out a robust and exciting portfolio of

Despite missing their school and their friends, nothing can stop Anshei Lubavitch students from learning! Students and alumni of all ages participated in an outdoor springtime scavenger hunt! The children have also been working together with their parents and teachers to complete their unique Haggadahs in time for

Gan Henel pre-k stays connected during our daily Ma’agal. They sing tefillah songs, give tzedaka, read mitzvah notes, read the morning message and exercise with morning moves. They reviewed the letter “E,e” and each child hunted something from their house to find and show on zoom! The silver lining to all this is

Renowned cookbook author and chef Susie Fishbein brought JKHA students into her kitchen to join her for a cooking class. Parents and children came together to cook “breakfast for dinner” as they made Dutch baby pancakes and breakfast burritos. The class gave children an opportunity to participate in a

It has been more than a week since the dramatic shift in life as we know it, and yet so much has transpired in this short time. RYNJ initiated a platform for distance learning, expanded it with live Zoom classes, developed concrete daily schedules to help set structure for students’ days, and exchanged ideas for

First and second graders learned how sound travels in a virtual STEM class.