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.
Morah Bracha's SEL second grade class concentrated on conflict resolution. Using the phrase, "I feel ___when ____" is a positive way to express one's feelings without creating hurt feelings.
Rabbi Graff's 2nd graders took to the stage and played their parts well! The real excitement came when they were presented with their Chumashim. Their parents, grandparents, siblings, etc. were so proud. Mazel tov to Rabbi Graff and Morah Tehila!
The Georgia State Bio Bus came to TDSA's 7th grade boys and girls classes. They covered fingerprinting, blood types, & DNA while solving a fictitious kidnapping. With their newly acquired knowledge they were able to determine who did it!
Following the discussions, the classes did a variety of hands-on experiments. They imprinted their fingerprints on balloons and then blew up the balloons. As well they verified blood types (using synthetic blood) and did DNA testing. Seventh grade girls pictured.
The woodshop is in action! Thank you to former TDSA parent Andy Lewis for supplying the acrylic used for the Sefira counters that the 2nd grade students are building!
The excitement is building! In STEAM class, the kindergarten students are learning all about the upcoming solar eclipse. They made pinhole projectors for safe viewing.
TDSA Alum Laelle Hertzberg
on her engagement to Eliyahu Ben-Zev
TDSA Parents Rabbi Tzvi and Mrs. Mushka Krasnjansky on the birth and bris of a son,
Dovid Nachman
TDSA Alum and former teacher Chaya Freitag on her engagement to Yitz Gamus
TDSA Alum Rabbi Nesanel & Leah Ettie Stein on the birth of a son


Email lmorris@torahday.org
with your simcha information.
Monday, April 1, 2024  22 Adar II 5784
In loving memory of
Gershon ben Nison z”l and
Yehoshua ben Shimon HaLevi z”l
May the learning and tefillos of the 
TDSA students be aliyos for their neshamos
Tuesday, April 2, 2024  23 Adar II 5784
In merit of a refuah shleimah for
Jan Siegelman
Yosef Binyamin HaLevi ben Ziesel Perel
By Amittai and Jules Steindler, Mira Bergen and Michael Mann, Mike and Sara Carter,  
Janie Feldman, Rabbi Elchanan and Bracha Schulgasser, Irvin and Linda Rabinowitz, 
Aaron and Miriam Cann, Velvel and Tziporah Wayne, Rabbi Moshe and Leah Hiller, Jonathan and Ilene Miller, Art and Robin Saul, Tal and Nava Senior, Dmitriy and Irina Pelishev, Joshua and Parker Girard, Jack and Pam Williams, Yaakov and Hannah Fleshel, Lenny and Sharon Habif, Pete and Leslee Morris, Rabbi Shlomo and Ruth Freundlich, Rabbi Meir and Daliah Cohen, & Neil and Marcy Kalnitz

    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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