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The Principals & Staff
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Meet Rabbi Goodman, Dean
Talk to anyone in this area and they will remember Rabbi Goodman. Remember how he helped them study Torah and guided them through their Bar-Mitzvah. He has helped guide the Jewish community through his many years of service. His name speaks simply and elegantly of his character. All would say he is a good man.
Born June 19th, 1930 in Brooklyn, Rabbi Goodman was schooled at Yeshiva & Mesivta Torah Vodaath and graduated high school in 1949. He attended Yeshiva College, earning a B.A in 1953 and then went on to earn a Masters Degree from Yeshiva University in 1960. Rabbi Goodman started his career as a Hebrew teacher in Brooklyn in 1953. In 1955, he moved to Sullivan County to become the Rabbi of Congregation Ohave Sholem. At the same time, Rabbi Goodman starting volunteering his time to be a teacher at the Hebrew Day School. This soon grew until in 1958, Rabbi Goodman became Principal of the school. Rabbi Goodman has had sermons and lectures published in the Manual of the Rabbinical Council of America and has been named "Man of the Year" by the Kiwanis Club. His presence provides the spiritual backbone that keeps the school going and growing. |
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A welcome from Rabbi Menachem Fruchter, Principal
Hebrew Day School provides a well-rounded, current, dual curriculum for children, Nursery through eighth grade. Our objective is to inculcate in our children the religious values, morals, and principles of Traditional Judaism and to emphasize the broad spectrum of secular knowledge they need to succeed in our modern society.
Our school is accredited by the Department of Education of the State of New York. We are a member in good standing of Torah Umesorah, the National Association of Hebrew Day Schools in the United States and Canada, as well as the Board of Jewish Education of Greater New York. The Hebrew Day School faculty consists of highly qualified and dedicated educators. The general studies teachers are certified by the State of New York and selected from among dozens of applicants. They are devoted to the school's philosophy, well trained and experienced in both individual and group instruction. The Judaic studies staff is chosen from the Hebrew teacher seminaries and institutions of higher Jewish learning. Moreover, they serve as living examples of involved Torah Jews. Their success is due in part to their selfless devotion to perpetuating Jewish knowledge and life. Welcome to our school. We trust your children will enjoy a successful year, and the parents will enjoy a year of Nachas. |
Our Teachers
The following people are invested in your child's future and wear many hats to be sure that your child receives a well-rounded, Hebrew/Secular learning experience here at the Hebrew Day School. The goal is for our students to graduate 8th grade completing 4 regents (Algebra, Living Environment, Social Studies and Hebrew.) Our students go on to accelerated courses in High School or wherever they go.
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Secular Nursery - Sharon Beck
Hebrew Nursery - Devorah Berlove Secular Kindergarten - Chaya Zweiback Hebrew Kindergarten - Devorah Berlove Secular First Grade - Kathryn Riegler Hebrew First Grade - Rivka Jearolmen Secular Second Grade - Kathryn Riegler Hebrew Second Grade Boys – Rabbi Adam Litt Secular Third Grade – Kathryn Riegler Third Grade Hebrew Boys- Rabbi Adam Litt |
Secular Fourth Grade - Annette Farrell
Fourth Grade Hebrew Boys - Rabbi Adam Litt Fifth - Eighth Grade English – Sharon Beck Fifth - Eighth Grade Math – Annette Farrell Fifth - Eighth Grade Social Studies – Ron Berlove Fifth - Eighth Grade Science - Deanna Lickey Fifth - Eighth Grade Girls Hebrew – Dimona Galli Fifth - Eighth Grade Boys Hebrew - Rabbi Adam Litt Accelerated English Literature - Chaya Zweiback Library/Tutoring - Chaya Zweiback Secretary / Computer Lab - Joanne Freeman |
