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Tuesday, February 11 at 8:15 AM: PTV Meeting
Friday, February 14: Makeup Picture Day and Deadline to collect from Lost and Found
Monday, February 17: NO SCHOOL in observance of Presidents Day
Thursday, March 13 at 2:45 PM: EC Purim Program
Friday, March 14 at 9 AM: Community-wide Purim Extravaganza Register Here »
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Wonderlight Photography will be at Addlestone next Friday, February 14 at 8:45 AM for makeup photos. Students may dress out of uniform for their photo but should bring a uniform to change into, if applicable. Weather permitting, photos will be taken outdoors.
If you'd like your child's photo retaken, please email Robin Lewis at robin.lewis@addlestone.org no later than Thursday, February 13 .
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Our "Lost and Found" bin is overflowing with uniforms, water bottles and more! Please have your child review the bin, located in the front office, to to reclaim any misplaced belongings. All unclaimed items will be donated next Friday.
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All families, with children 5 years and older, are invited to come in costume to help pack Mishloach Manot (Purim gift bags) to distribute to all of our friends across the Lowcountry. You can enjoy a festive brunch, participate in our costume contest, and hear a lively reading of the Megillah (Purim scroll). This event is FREE and open to the community, but RESERVATION IS REQUIRED.
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A heartfelt thank you to our friends at the Charleston Symphony Orchestra for bringing the magic of music to Addlestone! Our students were captivated by the Woodwind Quartet, exploring different instruments and engaging in a thoughtful Q&A.
For students with a passion for מוּסִיקָה (music), Addlestone Hebrew Academy offers an enriching program that progresses from percussion to recorder, ukulele, and guitar, plus after-school enrichment in piano and more!
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Third graders recently completed an outstanding Ecosystem Project. They conducted in-depth research using at least three sources, designed detailed dioramas, crafted well-structured essays, and applied their public speaking skills to present how biotic and abiotic elements interact within various ecosystems. Incorporating key vocabulary from their science unit, they showcased critical thinking, creativity, and confidence in public speaking and presenting
Kol Hakavod (way to go!) to our third graders for their hard work and impressive projects!
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Over the past two weeks, Mrs. Jennifer's first graders have focused on the moon, exploring its eight phases and how they appear in the night sky. They created identification tools with paper plates and cut-out models, and reinforced their learning with a hands-on challenge: recreating moon phases with Oreo cookies! YUM!
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Our amazing EC teachers are checking in from the annual South Carolina Early Childhood Association (SCECA) Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC! Continuous learning and professional development opportunities like this help us bring the best to our students every day.
A huge thank you to AHA parents, Eran and Jennifer Maron, for hosting us and for the incredible hospitality while we’re out of town! Toda Rabah!
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#myAHAmoment by Madeleine Cooper-AngellWe joined Addlestone after attending Camp Shalom. We noticed almost immediately the difference in our daughter's confidence when she attended Camp Shalom. We knew after that experience that we wanted her at Addlestone full time. Since our daughter joined the EC program, we have been absolutely amazed at her social emotional and academic progress. She is happy, confident, engaged, and absolutely thriving. The teachers and staff have gone above and beyond to support our family through some challenges, and we couldn't be happier knowing how safe and cared for our daughter is at Addlestone. We love being part of this community and wouldn't change this experience for anything. Thank you, Addlestone!
Interested in becoming our next featured family? Please email Danna Cook at danna.cook@addlestone.org with your "AHA Moment," and share the moment you realized Addlestone was home!
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Do you know a family who could benefit from the Addlestone Experience? If so, please contact Danna Cook, Director of Admissions, at danna.cook@addlestone.org for more details on our referral incentive program for current families.
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We encourage students in kindergarten through eighth grade to bring healthy and nutritious kosher snacks to enjoy during breaks. Please avoid sending candy and other sugary treats to school.
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Thank You
To learn more about how you can establish your own legacy to help ensure the future of quality Jewish and general education provided by AHA please contact Harry Nadler at Harry.Nadler@Addlestone.org.
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Be remembered for the right reason.
Leave a gift of legacy and smile in your heart beyond life.
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Addlestone Hebrew Academy is funded in part by support from the Charleston Jewish Federation and the Annual Jewish Community Campaign.
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The Day of Learning Program is an opportunity to become Parnas Hayom (learning supporter) by dedicating a day, a week or a month of learning and davening in memory of, in honor of, or in the merit of the recovery of a loved one. Through the Day of Learning sponsorships, we hope to bring our community closer and to share and support each other through happy times and times of comfort.
If you have any questions, please contact Abby Ravski, Assistant Director of Development, at Abby.Ravski@addlestone.org or 843-571-1105.
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Addlestone Hebrew Academy supports all Jewish Community organizations in Charleston, South Carolina. AHA does not assume responsibility for the kashrut of any events being publicized in our weekly Chadashot (newsletter).
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