CLHDS.comDay School in Skokie, Illinois, led by Rabbi Yitzchok Wolf.
Thank you for taking the opportunity to learn about our wonderful institution and its outstanding educational program in general and Judaic studies.
In this section you will find informative information which will shed some light upon our school. Please take a look around.
We've all had one. That teacher that moved you beyond your own perceived boundaries. That very special person who could look in your eyes and see a spark, a beginning, and set you on the road to your future. With an encouraging word, a bit of extra help, or just a nod, you were on your way.
Our school is staffed with trained educators. Each member of our school faculty is sensitive to the needs of the students and their families and has a strong commitment to quality education.
Programs
- Cheder Lubavitch Hebrew Day School
- Chanukah
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People
- Rabbi Yitzchok WolfDirector
- Rabbi Shmuel Berman
- Rabbi Menachem Karp
- Rabbi Mendel MoscowitzTeacher
- Rabbi Sholom Ber RaicesTeacher
- Rabbi Mayer SchanowitzTeacher
- Rabbi Menachem SchechterTeacher
- Rabbi Pinchas TurkTeacher
- Rabbi Shneur Zalman TwerskyPrincipal
- Rabbi Avraham VarnaiTeacher
- Rabbi Moshe WolfAdministrator
- Mrs. Elka WolfDirector Women's Division
What they offer
Seymour J. Abrams Cheder Lubavitch Hebrew Day School is a day school in Skokie, led by Rabbi Yitzchok Wolf.
For children there is a preschool, a day school, a day camp and a mother-and-child group.
Older children and young adults have bar and bat mitzvah instruction, a bar mitzvah club and a bat mitzvah club.
Children & Teens
- Day School
- Day Camp
- Preschool
- Bar/Bat Mitzvah Instruction
- Bat Mitzvah Club
- Mommy and Me
- Cheder
- Bar Mitzvah Club
Also here
- Cheder Lubavitch Summer ProgramDay Camp
- Cheder Early Childhood & Preschool Preschool
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