It is remarkable that throughout the past 50 years the vision which inspired the founders of Hebrew Day School remains cogent, and is more valued than ever before.  The first families of this school sought to develop within their children cherished qualities of optimism, gratitude, and resilience; they aspired to raise a generation of creative problem solvers distinguished by their thoughtfulness, purpose, empathy and respect for others.  By working closely, in tandem with parents, Hebrew Day has enabled two generations of young men and women to live lives inspired by this vision.  Long before 21st century learning and skills were articulated, they were being taught here.

Today, these qualities and convictions unite hundreds of Hebrew Day graduates - young men and women who make diverse life choices and are engaged in every pursuit and profession, stretching across geographic and philosophical divides.  This 50th Anniversary Year is our time to celebrate achievement s, honor our first families and school leaders, and gather our energies and talents to see to it that the coming 50 years will be equally worthy of celebration. On Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 we will host a community – wide Jubilee 50th Anniversary Gala.  Please plan to join with us.

It is remarkable that throughout the past 50 years the vision which inspired the founders of Hebrew Day School remains cogent, and is more valued than ever before.  The first families of this school sought to develop within their children cherished qualities of optimism, gratitude, and resilience; they aspired to raise a generation of creative problem solvers distinguished by their thoughtfulness, purpose, empathy and respect for others.  By working closely, in tandem with parents, Hebrew Day has enabled two generations of young men and women to live lives inspired by this vision.  Long before 21st century learning and skills were articulated, they were being taught here.

Today, these qualities and convictions unite hundreds of Hebrew Day graduates - young men and women who make diverse life choices and are engaged in every pursuit and profession, stretching across geographic and philosophical divides.  This 50th Anniversary Year is our time to celebrate achievement s, honor our first families and school leaders, and gather our energies and talents to see to it that the coming 50 years will be equally worthy of celebration. On Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 we will host a community – wide Jubilee 50th Anniversary Gala.  Please plan to join with us.

It is remarkable that throughout the past 50 years the vision which inspired the founders of Hebrew Day School remains cogent, and is more valued than ever before.  The first families of this school sought to develop within their children cherished qualities of optimism, gratitude, and resilience; they aspired to raise a generation of creative problem solvers distinguished by their thoughtfulness, purpose, empathy and respect for others.  By working closely, in tandem with parents, Hebrew Day has enabled two generations of young men and women to live lives inspired by this vision.  Long before 21st century learning and skills were articulated, they were being taught here.

Today, these qualities and convictions unite hundreds of Hebrew Day graduates - young men and women who make diverse life choices and are engaged in every pursuit and profession, stretching across geographic and philosophical divides.  This 50th Anniversary Year is our time to celebrate achievement s, honor our first families and school leaders, and gather our energies and talents to see to it that the coming 50 years will be equally worthy of celebration. On Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 we will host a community – wide Jubilee 50th Anniversary Gala.  Please plan to join with us.

It is remarkable that throughout the past 50 years the vision which inspired the founders of Hebrew Day School remains cogent, and is more valued than ever before.  The first families of this school sought to develop within their children cherished qualities of optimism, gratitude, and resilience; they aspired to raise a generation of creative problem solvers distinguished by their thoughtfulness, purpose, empathy and respect for others.  By working closely, in tandem with parents, Hebrew Day has enabled two generations of young men and women to live lives inspired by this vision.  Long before 21st century learning and skills were articulated, they were being taught here.

Today, these qualities and convictions unite hundreds of Hebrew Day graduates - young men and women who make diverse life choices and are engaged in every pursuit and profession, stretching across geographic and philosophical divides.  This 50th Anniversary Year is our time to celebrate achievement s, honor our first families and school leaders, and gather our energies and talents to see to it that the coming 50 years will be equally worthy of celebration. On Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 we will host a community – wide Jubilee 50th Anniversary Gala.  Please plan to join with us.

It is remarkable that throughout the past 50 years the vision which inspired the founders of Hebrew Day School remains cogent, and is more valued than ever before.  The first families of this school sought to develop within their children cherished qualities of optimism, gratitude, and resilience; they aspired to raise a generation of creative problem solvers distinguished by their thoughtfulness, purpose, empathy and respect for others.  By working closely, in tandem with parents, Hebrew Day has enabled two generations of young men and women to live lives inspired by this vision.  Long before 21st century learning and skills were articulated, they were being taught here.

Today, these qualities and convictions unite hundreds of Hebrew Day graduates - young men and women who make diverse life choices and are engaged in every pursuit and profession, stretching across geographic and philosophical divides.  This 50th Anniversary Year is our time to celebrate achievement s, honor our first families and school leaders, and gather our energies and talents to see to it that the coming 50 years will be equally worthy of celebration. On Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 we will host a community – wide Jubilee 50th Anniversary Gala.  Please plan to join with us.

It is remarkable that throughout the past 50 years the vision which inspired the founders of Hebrew Day School remains cogent, and is more valued than ever before.  The first families of this school sought to develop within their children cherished qualities of optimism, gratitude, and resilience; they aspired to raise a generation of creative problem solvers distinguished by their thoughtfulness, purpose, empathy and respect for others.  By working closely, in tandem with parents, Hebrew Day has enabled two generations of young men and women to live lives inspired by this vision.  Long before 21st century learning and skills were articulated, they were being taught here.

Today, these qualities and convictions unite hundreds of Hebrew Day graduates - young men and women who make diverse life choices and are engaged in every pursuit and profession, stretching across geographic and philosophical divides.  This 50th Anniversary Year is our time to celebrate achievement s, honor our first families and school leaders, and gather our energies and talents to see to it that the coming 50 years will be equally worthy of celebration. On Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 we will host a community – wide Jubilee 50th Anniversary Gala.  Please plan to join with us.