Kashrut Policy: Saul Mirowitz Community Day School

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We merged a Reform and Conservative school and came up with a creative and unusual policy. I'm pretty sure you will think it's controversial. It is attached.

From Article to Action Conversation notes about "The Cure for Premature Articulation"

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Did you miss Reshet Board's first meeting of From Article To Action? Take a look at the conversation notes here to catch up on what you missed.

The Cure for Premature Articulation

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Reshet Board's first From Article to Action featured "The Cure for Premature Articulation: Two ways to improve the quality of discussion and decision making at your organization." Read it here to learn more.

Think Like a Freak

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Did you miss RAVSAK Reshet Board's From Article to Action conversation about this excerpt of Think Like A Freak? Learn great new strategies for solving problems by thinking in new ways and improve your board governance!

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Resource - Ten Tips for Parenting an Introverted Child

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Judy Groner's Article: What We Teach Our Children About Israel

Thu, Apr 23, 2015

Please read this wonderful article from the Jewish Exponent, What We Teach Our Children About Israel. It was written by Perelman Jewish Day School's Head of School, Judy Groner. "Let’s face it — if you’re Jewish, Israel is not just another foreign country. Whatever our politics, whatever our religious practices, we’re going to be engaging with Israel throughout our lives, as something more than just a vacation spot or a place in the news. And that means wanting, and needing, to educate our children about Israel. At Perelman Jewish Day School, we see Israel education as an intricate mosaic. How we teach Israel is as important as what we teach. Our curriculum is broad and not limited to textbooks and special programs." To read the full article, click here.