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== Hurwich Education Centre == |
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The Hurwich Education Centre was origanly built in September 1971. It was orignally a Elementry School. It is named after Nathan O. and Roey Hurwich. Later they renovated and named the inside of the building to the Danilack Middle School, named after Abba and Esther Danilack. Currently the school's principals are Dr. Brenda Stein Dzaldov and Mordechai Cohen. The school's vice principal is Elizabeth Segal.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.associatedhebrewschools.com/branches/hurwich/contact|title=Contact Information|work=Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto}}</ref> |
The Hurwich Education Centre was origanly built in September 1971. It was orignally a Elementry School. It is named after Nathan O. and Roey Hurwich. Later they renovated and named the inside of the building to the Danilack Middle School, named after Abba and Esther Danilack. Currently the school's principals are Dr. Brenda Stein Dzaldov and Mordechai Cohen. The school's vice principal is Elizabeth Segal.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.associatedhebrewschools.com/branches/hurwich/contact|title=Hurwich Contact Information|work=Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto}}</ref> |
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== Kamin Education Centre == |
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The Kamin Education Centre was built in 1995. It is a Nursary and a Elementry School. It is named after Jack and Bushie Kamin. Currently the principal is Kathy Friedman. The vice principals are Linda Kitchler and Elana Shapiro-Davidson.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://http://ahschools.com/branches/kamin/contact|title=Kamin Contact Information|work=Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto}}</ref> |
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| School type | Private |
| Founded | 1907 |
| Oversight | Board of Jewish Education of Toronto |
| Principals | Mrs. Cohen and Mrs Dzaldov |
| Grades | nursery to 8 |
| Enrollment | 2,000 |
| Language | English, Hebrew, French |
| Campus | Urban |
| Affiliation | Jewish |
| Executive Director | Elliott Brodkin |
| Website | http://www.ahschools.com/ |
Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto is a private traditional elementary (nursery to Grade 5) and middle school (Grade 6 to Grade 8) Jewish day school with two campuses in Toronto, Ontario and one campus in Thornhill, Ontario. The three branches are; the Kamin Education Centre (Bet Hayeled – Gr. 5) located in Thornhill, the Posluns Education Centre (Bet Hayeled – Gr. 5) located in Toronto, and the Hurwich Education Centre (Danilack Middle School) also located in Toronto. Founded in 1907, it was incorporated as a not-for profit organization in 1922. With a total enrollment of about 2,000 students, it is the largest elementary and middle school for Jewish children in Toronto.
Hurwich Education Centre
The Hurwich Education Centre was origanly built in September 1971. It was orignally a Elementry School. It is named after Nathan O. and Roey Hurwich. Later they renovated and named the inside of the building to the Danilack Middle School, named after Abba and Esther Danilack. Currently the school's principals are Dr. Brenda Stein Dzaldov and Mordechai Cohen. The school's vice principal is Elizabeth Segal.[1]
Kamin Education Centre
The Kamin Education Centre was built in 1995. It is a Nursary and a Elementry School. It is named after Jack and Bushie Kamin. Currently the principal is Kathy Friedman. The vice principals are Linda Kitchler and Elana Shapiro-Davidson.[2]
References
- ^ "Hurwich Contact Information". Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto.
- ^ "Kamin Contact Information". Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto.
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