SEE US IN PICTURES
See Kabalat shabat 2002: CLICK HERE
See Chanukkah 2001 party: CLICK HERE
See the Erev Shabat 2001 Album: CLICK HERE
Check out the Lag Baomer 2001 Album: CLICK HERE
Yom Hashoa 2001 Album: CLICK HERE Purim 2001 party ! See it! click here
Check out the lag ba'omer 2000 : CLICK HERE
Check out the 2000 Chanukkah party: CLICK HERE
Check out the kabalat shabat 2000 pictures: CLICK HERE
Check out the 2000 tu b'shvat pictures: CLICK HERE
The new school year 1999 is: read about it!!!
Check out the 1999 Chanukka party pictures: CLICK HERE
1999 BEGINING OF THE YEAR AND PICNIC pictures: CLICK HERE
Check out the SUCCOT pictures: CLICK HERE
Result of our Genaral Meeting:
INFO
Join us at the park for a :
PICNIC
See some of the teachers pictures: CLICK HERE
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Alonim
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Alonim afternoon Hebrew school was established eleven
years ago as a "non profit organization" . It is owned by the parents.
The operating budget comes from tuition fee and from fund raising events.
This year we hope to have 80 students in 7 classes k-8.
The teaching language is Hebrew. The teachers are all accredited and have
teaching experience both in US and in Israel.
An unpaid, yearly elected comity runs the daily school
affairs.
General meetings for reporting and decisions making are held twice a year.
The school goal is to enhance Israeli and Jewish culture and pride, and
to enable the families to celebrate together the religious and national
holidays.
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End Of The Year Talent Show
June 14, 1998
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Kol od balevav p'nima
Nefesh yehudi homee'a
U'lefa'ate'i mizrach kadima
Eyin le'Tzion tzofee'a
Od lo avda tikvateynu
Hatikva bat shnot alpayim
Leehiyot am chofshi be'artzeinu
Eretz Tzion v'Yerushalayim
So long as still within our breasts
The Jewish heart beats true,
So long as still towards the East,
To Zion, looks the Jew,
So long our hopes are not yet lost
Two thousand years we cherished them
To live in freedom in the land
Of Zion and Jerusalem.
