Gerald Kirshenbaum Bids for Teaneck Board of Education
With over 50 years of experience in education, it’s no surprise that Gerald Kirshenbaum is excited at the chance to be on the Teaneck Board
With over 50 years of experience in education, it’s no surprise that Gerald Kirshenbaum is excited at the chance to be on the Teaneck Board
The statistics that define the Teaneck School District are concerning. Whereas the district spends $33,399 per Teaneck student, the academic achievement levels of Teaneck students
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I saw an ad showing a mountain climber hanging off the side of a dangerous cliff, with the words: “Live Life to its Fullest—Experience the
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In memory of Michael Laves, z”l, a good friend who always greeted people enthusiastically. Have a Good Year Many people greet each other on
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No one likes confronting mortality, whether their own or that of their loved ones. Yet, death is a reality of life which shapes the contours
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