Bat Torah girls high school won’t reopen in September - The Jewish Standard: "In 2008, the school moved from Suffern, N.Y., to the former Frisch School building in Paramus, renting the space from Frisch (which had moved to new quarters) and subletting some of it to Ben Porat Yosef, an elementary school. The roles were reversed when Ben Porat Yosef took over as principal tenant.
Bat Torah had planned to move to the Jewish Center of Teaneck this summer and prepare 11 classrooms there for the beginning of the school year.
But instead, said Bak, “we have until the end of the month, which is this week, to clear out of the Frisch building. I have invited a few yeshivot to ‘inherit’ whatever items they can use.” The remaining items will be sold."
As a plant slowly an imperceptibly moves towards the light, so does society move towards what our social leaders follow. Media has now become more social than anything else, therefore what "most people believe' has become the new gold standard backdrop, to the true facts of matter at hand.-AhMbDvd-6/17/11 8:50am
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Bat Torah girls high school won’t reopen in September - The Jewish Standard
Alisa M. Flatow Yeshiva High School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Alisa M. Flatow Yeshiva High School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "In May 2011, the school had planned to move to the Teaneck Jewish Center. On July 25, 2011, it was reported that the school would not be opening for the 2011-2012 academic year. Mrs. Miriam Bak, the principal, cited an unexpected drop in 11th grade enrollment and higher than expected moving costs as the reasons for closing."
Ilan High School
Ilan High School: "
AP Biology
This course is offered to a serious science student who is interested in pursuing a college major in biological science and has exhibited strong science skills necessary to analyze data critically and arrive at meaningful conclusions. Topics covered include cell theory, energy of life, genetics, plant biology, human systems, and ecology. Laboratory activities enhance student critical thinking and documentation of conclusions."
AP Biology
This course is offered to a serious science student who is interested in pursuing a college major in biological science and has exhibited strong science skills necessary to analyze data critically and arrive at meaningful conclusions. Topics covered include cell theory, energy of life, genetics, plant biology, human systems, and ecology. Laboratory activities enhance student critical thinking and documentation of conclusions."
Ilan High School
Ilan High School: " Machshevet Yisrael
This is an honors level course in which Ilan students study excerpts from the ethical writings of the mussar classics in their original text. It is designed to inspire students by making their Judaism alive and vibrant. Some of the sefarim being studied are Chovot HaLevavot, Kuzari, Derech Hashem, Ohr Yisrael, Siftei Chaim, and Michtav Me’Eliyahu. Many of the topics studied relate to the holidays. Students are required to understand the language of the text and to research biographical and historical information about the author and the time period in which the books were written.
Yahadut
This course comprises an in-depth study of the Jewish holidays. When an Ilan student completes this course, she is familiar with the laws and customs of all Jewish holidays and has been exposed to fundamental Jewish thought about them."
This is an honors level course in which Ilan students study excerpts from the ethical writings of the mussar classics in their original text. It is designed to inspire students by making their Judaism alive and vibrant. Some of the sefarim being studied are Chovot HaLevavot, Kuzari, Derech Hashem, Ohr Yisrael, Siftei Chaim, and Michtav Me’Eliyahu. Many of the topics studied relate to the holidays. Students are required to understand the language of the text and to research biographical and historical information about the author and the time period in which the books were written.
Yahadut
This course comprises an in-depth study of the Jewish holidays. When an Ilan student completes this course, she is familiar with the laws and customs of all Jewish holidays and has been exposed to fundamental Jewish thought about them."
Oh Its Easy!: Ilan High School
Oh Its Easy!: Ilan High School: "our year course of study offered at Ilan is a college preparatory program which prepares the students to successfully pursue all levels of higher education. Ilan offers a rigorous academic curriculum that exceeds New Jersey state requirements, including a college partnership option through Fairleigh Dickinson University beginning in 11th grade to students who wish to accelerate and earn college credits. Ilan High School offers a rich selection of Advanced Placement (AP) and elective courses.""
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Oh Its Easy!: Ilan High School
Oh Its Easy!: Ilan High School: "our year course of study offered at Ilan is a college preparatory program which prepares the students to successfully pursue all levels of higher education. Ilan offers a rigorous academic curriculum that exceeds New Jersey state requirements, including a college partnership option through Fairleigh Dickinson University beginning in 11th grade to students who wish to accelerate and earn college credits. Ilan High School offers a rich selection of Advanced Placement (AP) and elective courses.""
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FrumFind.org » Blog Archive » High Level Ideas Down to the People.
FrumFind.org » Blog Archive » High Level Ideas Down to the People.: "Joseph however while he was also a righteous person was also closer to the level of the real man in the street sort of Jew. In other words, while Yaakov was clearly a Tzadik close to Hashem, and was thus able to accomplish the will of G-d, Joseph however was closer to the real Jew, who ended up living in Egypt. Now, R. Rosenblatt continued in his explanation of Rabbi Shmuel di Ozeda’s idea, Moshe’s spirituality was closer to that of Yaakov’s in that he was in a sense removed from the every day sensibility of the common Jewish man. Indeed one could imagine (my own thought is being explained here) that in order to be so close to the mind, thoughts and will of G-d, that it indeed must even on some level be a necessary qualification to be somewhat aloof from the mindset of even the most righteous of the common man."
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