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Category Archives: Emek Hebrew
Emek Hebrew Academy In The San Fernando Valley
A source says: Last year at this time, Emek fired its principals for secular studies and for Torah studies. This year, the secular studies principal did not last a year. He has resigned. Rabbi Eidlitz, who helped engineer the ouster … Continue reading
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Rabbi Eidlitz Gone From Emek Hebrew Academy
I understand that R’ Eliezer Eidlitz is out of Emek Hebrew Academy in the San Fernando Valley. Since last year, the English principal, Jewish principal and dean are all gone. A source says: “Your information about Eidlitz gone from Emek … Continue reading
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Tagged awol, eliezer eidlitz, emek hebrew academy, new dean, San Fernando Valley, writing on the wall
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What’s Going On With Emek Hebrew Academy In The San Fernando Valley?
A source tells me Feb. 12: “Emek is getting rid of its two principals (Judaic — Rabbi P. Wachsman and Secular — Gabriella Shapiro) after this year. They are claiming that Wachsman is retiring, but the word around the valley … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservative Judaism, educational background, emek hebrew academy, federal prosecutor, machers, new blood, nice woman, principals, professional educator, San Fernando Valley, secular studies, shabbos robes, tendler, torah studies, whole lot of things
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ABRAHAM GOLAN VS. EMEK HEBREW ACADEMY
The case number for this lawsuit in LA Superior Court was EC024894. It was filed June 23, 1998 and dismissed September 24, 1998. AVI’S GRILL – Pltf’s DBA ECHO EMEK – Defendant EIDLITZ RABBI ELIEZER – Defendant EMEK HEBREW ACADEMY … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham, case number, defendant, emek hebrew academy, golan, june 23, la superior court, plaintiff, rabbi eidlitz, rabbi eliezer
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