School Choice for Your Daughter

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10 years ago

School Choice for Your Daughter

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School choice may be a far-off for many Americans, but it is B”H a reality for Lubavitcher girls. A wide variety of high schools exist, offering choices for girls to fit their goals and personality • Full Story

Women

11 years ago

Hafatza – Through Basketball

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Every Sunday morning, the students of Bnos Rabbeinu open up their doors to public school teenage girls, educating and inspiring them through their classes on Judaism. Baruch Hashem there has been tremendous success. As one of the girls said, “Before I didn’t believe in G-d. Now I do” • Full Story

Women

11 years ago

Girls Excited for First Time Opportunity

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Bnos Rabbeinu High School is offering an innovative program specifically geared for girls who are interested in classes in Yiddishkeit, but currently attend public school. To accommodate the girls’ schedule, the program is held Sunday mornings in the high school • Full Story

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11 years ago

Chicago: The New ‘Bnos Rabbeinu’

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Sunday, the 17th of Kislev – devastating fire destroys the school and dorm building of Bnos Rabbeinu Girls High School of Chicago, IL. For eight months – a vacant gutted building. No sounds of Torah. No hum of energy. Instead – the silence of boarded up windows and weeds • Full Story, Photos

Women

11 years ago

Mental Workout at Bnos Rabbeinu

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Doctor Reuven Feuerstein, an Israeli cognitive psychologist renowned for his theory of intelligence, states “intelligence is not ‘fixed’, but rather modifiable.” Intelligence can be taught • Full Story

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11 years ago

People Feel the Rebbe’s Koach

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Bnos Rabbeinu of Chicago held their 13th graduation ceremony this past Sunday night. An elderly woman, a strong supporter of the school, came to this community event. Before, during and after the ceremony she was very dissatisfied – the room was too small, she couldn’t hear the speeches • Full Story