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Dr. Dara Lieber, vice principal, moderates the student panel with (left to right): Sarina Abramowitz, Yosef Pinhas, Ava Horowitz, Pesach Bixon, Chad Masin, and Rachel Kahn.

Rabbi Alexander S. Gross Hebrew Academy’s Fana Holtz High School held its annual open house on Veteran’s Day, October 11. The Hebrew Academy student body wore military green for the day in honor of the soldiers who fought for American freedom.

The event is a means to educate both current and potential students and families about what lies ahead during the high school years at the school.

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New head of school Rabbi Zvi Kahn kicked off the program with a warm welcome and the exciting news that Hebrew Academy is set to build a new middle and high school building with an expected move-in date of the 2016-2017 school year. The event included a dvar Torah by student Pesach Bixon, an overview of courses, information about student life and a student panel that answered frequently asked questions from a student perspective.

Participants had the opportunity to attend real classes in a variety of subjects in English and Hebrew studies. The event culminated in Café Ivrit, which required participants to use Hebrew language during a lively conversation while enjoying an Israeli snack.

RASG Hebrew Academy, located at 2400 Pine Tree Drive in Miami Beach, is a Jewish Orthodox college and preparatory school serving students through grade 12. The Hebrew Academy inspires students to reach their fullest potential while instilling eternal Torah values.


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Shelley Benveniste is South Florida editor of The Jewish Press.