She was awarded a Standards of Leadership Award for her contributions to the medical devices division at Johnson and Johnson. in Biology from Barnard College and a Master’s in Bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania. Sahrena London teaches physics, chemistry and biology in the learning center program. During her time there, she was the recipient of the Outstanding Biology Teacher Award for New York State from the National Association of Biology Teachers. While working at Solomon Schechter in Manhattan, she earned an Advanced Master’s in Education at Columbia Teachers College. in Biology and Master’s in Education, with a specialization in Science Education from the University of Pennsylvania. He previously worked at both the University of Michigan and Frankel Jewish Academy, in West Bloomfield, Michigan.Īdditionally, four new teachers have joined the science department this year Mrs. He also recently published a book entitled Jewish Women’s’ Torah Study: Orthodox Religious Education and Modernity. Ilan Fuchs has joined the history department, having earned his PHD from Bar Ilan University and his rabbinical ordination from the Israeli Chief Rabbinate. Lejtman is really helping me out, especially for the ACTs,” said Ben Lasher (‘18).ĭr. “Math has always been a very hard subject for me, but Ms. Shira Fass, being one of them, is a graduate of Princeton University and has been a high school teacher for 15 years. Two new teachers this year have also joined the math department Ms. Devin Berman (‘18), a student of his, said: “Aside from being an amazing teacher, I have a great relationship with Rabbi Weinberger.” I enjoy teaching Gemara every day to teenagers who really want to learn,” said Rabbi Weinberger. “Frisch is the first school in which I am teaching, and it is truly a great school.
He received a Bachelor of Science in Accounting, and is currently in the process of getting his Master’s degree from the Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education. Rabbi Yosef Weinberger, a rabbinic intern at Bnai Yeshurun in Teaneck, graduated from Yeshiva University’s Sy Syms School of Business. Teachers have been added to several departments including Gemara, math, history, sciences, Spanish, and learning center. “Freezefest was such a great experience and I really got to meet people I don’t get a chance to talk to during the regular school schedule”- Julia Kohen (18’) Junior Charleston Chessed MissionĪs the Frisch student body has grown, so has the need to add to its faculty.įourteen new staff members have joined the Frisch faculty this year. They arrived back at the school at eight fifteen. Right after the program, the juniors loaded the buses and took the nine hour drive back to Frisch.
To finish off the weekend, on Sunday morning there was a final program the students were shown the video montage that Rabbi Weinberg had made of their trip and were given freezefest sweatpants as a gift. Shabbat was followed by a Saturday night snow tubing trip. Then, after getting to the hotel, putting their bags in their rooms and having dinner, the grade went bowling at a nearby bowling alley.įriday’s activities consisted of dog sledding and touring the Ice Hotel, after which the 11th graders then returned to the hotel to spend shabbat together as a grade. On arriving in Quebec but before reaching the hotel, the 11th graders stopped to walk around Old Quebec City for a half hour. The bus ride up to Quebec took nine hours, with a brief stop in the middle for a mincha break. Juniors were split onto four buses two for boys and two for girls. On Thursday, March 23, students were required to come into school early for a special davening at six-thirty, so that the busses could leave at seven fifteen. Juniors spent the weekend of February 23-26 on the annual Freezefest trip to Quebec.
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