With Tefillos for the release of all of our hostages, the safe return of
all of our chayalim, a refuah shleimah for all the injured, a nechama
for all the families, and a yeshua for all of Klal Yisrael.
After learning about the solar system, the 3rd and 4th grade girls visited the Fernbank Science Center. They enjoyed the planetarium program and more during their field experience.
Third grade boys & their rebbe discussed the relationship between Tisha B’av and Pesach. It goes deeper than the first night seder and the beginning of Tisha B’av being the same day of the week. Just ask them!
The 8th grade boys have been working on a financial literacy unit. After learning about the cost of debt, they examined the national debt and compared it to the national debt of Israel and other countries.
Most classes viewed the eclipse on Monday. All of the TDSA students were carefully coached on safety during the eclipse. Those without glasses were able to enjoy the crescent shaped shadows on the ground.
Rabbi Shmuel Field, incoming Limudei Kodesh Principal, began his transition this week with a jam-packed visit. He schmoozed with parents and shared his past accomplishments and chinuch approach at the Meet and Greet.
This year's matzah bakery, run by Rabbi Rubin and Morah Cohen engaged the K-2 students! It was a mad dash to finish rolling, pricking, and baking in only 18 minutes. What fun!
TDSA Alum Malka (Deutsch) and Cameron Isen on the birth of a daughter
TDSA Alum Malya (Levin) and Luke Druskin on the birth of a daughter
TDSA Alum Leeba (Pransky) and Eli Koegel on the birth of a daughter
TDSA Alum Chavie (Stein) and Rabbi Shmuel Yaacov Mann on the birth of a daughter


Email lmorris@torahday.org
with your simcha information.
Thursday, April 11, 2024  3 Nisan 5784
With hakaras hatov to 
Rabbi Elchanan Schulgasser and Ari Schulgasser 
By Rabbi Daniel, Bluma, and Ezra Estreicher
&
In merit of a successful surgery 
and refuah shleimah for
Pesach Betzalel ben Chaya Batsheva
By Rabbi Meri Cohen, the TDSA Faculty, Staff and Students, and the TDSA Family

    TDSA's Day of Learning Program is an opportunity to dedicate a day, a week,
or a month of Torah learning and davening at school in memory of, in honor of,
or in the merit of the recovery of a loved one.
The dedication is sent out to the school's email list, announced to the students daily,
and printed in the SPOTLIGHT, TDSA's weekly newsletter.
For more information, please contact Marcy Kalnitz
at mkalnitz@torahday.org or 404.982.0800 ext. 101.
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