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In recent years I have had the opportunity to research and lecture on technology ownership trends and behaviors among Jewish pre-teens and teens and study
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The Moriah early childhood is counting the Omer and preparing for Shavuot and receiving the Torah!
The TABC freshmen took part in their grade-wide chesed day last week and learned how giving back to the community is a core value of
