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Projects bring to life stories from the Chumash to Gemorah
A large turnout came to see the results of hard work and creativity at this year's annual boys Torah Fair. The large number of projects—many of them hands-on activity centers—took parents on a child's educational path in Torah learning. A highlight of the program was a video/slideshow of the special extra-curricular activities that took place during the school year, which can be viewed above. |
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The theme "It's About Time" was brought to life in creative projects and in song and dance.
The theme of the weekly Torah portion came to life in the girls annual Torah Fair and production "It's About Time." Under the direction of Mrs. Esti Bonnardel, and with the creative help of Mrs. Malka Hellinger and Mrs. Nechama Goldberg, the message was well received by the large turnout of mothers and friends. |
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Her broad educational experience with students of all ages will serve her well in her new position.
Rabbi Ben Zion Korf and Preschool principal Mrs. Esther Wilyamowsky are pleased to announce that Mrs. Rochel Gordon will join the Preschool Department next fall as Educational Director. In the newly formed position, Mrs. Gordon will rely on her broad educational background and lengthy resume of accomplishments to oversee curriculum development, improvements in classroom set up and management, observation and assessment of teachers. |
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Mothers and friends of LEC are invited to come and share their ideas on establishing a new LEC Parents Association at a special meeting on Wednesday, June 2. The evening program, entitled "Summer Health and Safety" will also feature speakers on summer skin care and nutrition. We look forward to seeing everyone at this important event, which will take place at the Aventura Lake Club House, 3100 NE 210 Street, Aventura. Click on the icon to view the flyer. |
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Three winning families will save on registration fees.
As announced, Lubavitch Educational Center made a raffle for the first 100 families that registered their children before the May 5th early registration deadline.
Congratulations to the winners: Mr. and Mrs. Chaim and Aviva Druin, Mr. and Mrs. Mendy and Michal Korf, and Mr. and Mrs. Meir and Aliza Zigelbom. |
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Builds on last summer's huge success
Boys in grades 6 to 8 will again have the opportunity to participate in the special Pioneers Division. A combined program of learning, fantastic trips, Bar Mitzvah preparation and sports equals a truly memorable summer. Scholarships are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Click on the icon to view the camp flyer. For further information and registration contact Camp Director Rabbi Yakov Garfinkel at 305-318-9168. |
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Head Start applications are now available for the 2010/11 school year. Click on the Head Start icon to print out requirements and an application form. Once the form is completed, bring it to the Preschool Office with your 2009 W-2 form. Applications without the W-2 form or completed 2009 tax return, will not be considered. To qualify for the Head Start program a child must be 3 or 4 by September 1, 2010. |
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The gathering in honor of Yud-Tes Kislev was a very special event.
Davening, learning, singing niggunim, Devrai Torah, refreshments and a fun competition—all combined to make the Yud-Tes Kislev gathering of fathers, sons and teachers a truly unique event. The 2nd floor auditorium was filled with beautifully set tables and the sounds of fathers learning with their sons. |
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Encouraging others to do the mitzvah of lulav and esrog brought a warm response.
Local newspapers have picked up on the admirable activities of Lubavitch Educational Center students. In addition to the coverage on the Jewish Journal's website, the Sun Sentinel carried a similar story in their paper edition. |
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The annual tradition is always held during the week of Parshas Noach.
What better way to appreciate the animals of Noach's ark than to view them up close? Thus was the wonderful opportunity LEC preschoolers had during the week of Parshas Noach. All manner of farm animals enjoyed—hopefully!—the excited attention of the young keepers of our Torah. Click on the photo for more pictures. |
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A 7th grader's passion for helping others is the inspiration for the program.
In recognition of September as "Hunger Action Month," Beis Chana students have undertaken a project to serve the needy members of our community. Parents are asked to donate non-perishable food items to the LEC Pantry at the drop-boxes located at our school. Click on the icon for further information. |
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By Sara Chana RadcliffeThose who communicate with harsh language, hurtful words or ugly gestures will lose more than they will ever gain by their “honesty.” They will lose love... More » |
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| Turnusrufus asked Rabbi Akiva: "If your G-d loves the poor, why doesn't He feed them?" Said Rabbi Akiva to him: "I'll give you an analogy: A king got angry on his child and locked his away in a dungeon, and commanded that he not be given to eat or to drink; and a person fed the king's child. When the king hears of this, does he not reward that person...?" |
| — Talmud, Bava Batra 10a |
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