In this, the 15th year of SAR High School, I have found myself asking: if I were charged with opening a new school today, what

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(l-r) Shifra Prager, Arielle Graber, Galil Neuer, Dalia Hoffer and Aliza Baron, sixth graders at Yeshivat Noam, held a lemonade stand on chol hamoed Sukkot.

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