2013 ANNUAL report - The Moriah School

2013 ANNUAL report
Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders
EaRly childhood
studEnts EnJoying timE
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What’s
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The Moriah School | 53 South Woodland Street | Englewood, new Jersey 07631 | 201-567-0208 | www.moriahschool.org
Rabbi Emeritus
Rabbi J. Shelley Applbaum
a message from the principal
Principal
Dr. Elliot Prager
Dear Moriah Family,
Executive Committee
Evan Sohn ‘81
President
Jay M. Goldberg
Chairman
Ronald Aranoff ‘84
Vice President
Seth Gribetz ‘89
Vice President
Shevy Solomon
Vice President
Steven Siegler
Treasurer
Yehuda Blinder
Secretary
Daniel Lewis
Financial Secretary
Amanda Parness
Recording Secretary
Board of Trustees
Ronald Aranoff ‘84
Michael Ashendorf
Marla Baum
Deborah Berger
Yehuda Blinder
Jonathan Blinken
Deborah Stern-Blumenthal
Evan Borenstein
Ellen Brody
Susie Charendoff
Adam Cohen
Jason Eichenholz ‘89
Nealy Erber
David Flamholz
David Gellman ‘83
Jay M. Goldberg
Judith Goldsmith
Seth Gribetz ‘89
Eric Herschmann
David Kramer
Yussie Leiser
Daniel Lewis
Elana Lissauer ‘86
Debra Pine Orenshein
Gilad Ottensoser
Amanda Parness
Careena Parker
Stephanie Pomerantz
Andrea Portal
Naftali Ratzersdorfer
Sharonne Rudman
Jonathan Schechter
James E. Schwalbe ‘81
Steven Siegler
Evan Sohn ‘81
Shevy Solomon
David Spitzer
David Turner
Ari Weisbrot ‘82
Zvi Weiss
Rabbi Jeremy Wieder
MAP Presidium
Debbie Siegler
Alyson Small
Dr. Elliot Prager
No article can do justice to encapsulating the breadth and depth of the enormous array
of academic, spiritual, emotional, social and athletic experiences which fill the daily life
of our school. But several highlights of new initiatives this past year provide a glimpse
of this community which we call Moriah.
Our emphasis on instilling in our children the centrality of chesed in Jewish life took
center stage shortly after school began as we all faced the enormous physical and emotional
challenges which Hurricane Sandy brought in its wake. As we continued to hear of the devastating impact of the
storm on towns in Long Island and along the Jersey Shore, the entire Moriah community came together to collect
food supplies, clothing and other necessities. But feeling the need to do something more personal, immediate and
meaningful, Moriah reached out to the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach and extended an invitation to spend a day
at our school. It was a day filled with activity, learning, singing, dancing, davening and socializing and one the
Moriah and HALB students will always remember.
The ruach for which Moriah has long been known continued to flow throughout the year as our Moriah Association
of Parents (MAP) worked with us to launch Moriah Spirit Day, which occurred every Rosh Chodesh. Each month
brought innovative programming based on the theme of the month and integrated General Studies and Jewish
Studies in learning and celebration.
It was also a year of significant expansion in our integration of technology with the curriculum. Online learning
programs such as IXL, Manga High, and Dreambox enhanced our math instruction across the grades, while the
debut of Ariot Kal brought a new level of learning to our First Grade Tal Am curriculum. The Middle School took
one giant leap forward with the introduction of iPads to every sixth grader, and Haiku, our new LMS (Learning
Module System), continued to impress.
These are some of the programs and initiatives that reflect our school and the outstanding faculty, dedicated parents,
and proud students that create our community.
a message from the President
Dear Parents, Alumni and Friends of Moriah,
Evan Sohn
On behalf of the Executive Committee and Board of Trustees, I would like to present
Moriah’s second Annual Report, which reflects the 2012–13 accounting period beginning
July 1, 2012 and ending June 30, 2013. This 2012 –2013 report is a gauge to measure
Moriah’s financial and operational progress and effectiveness.
Moriah is a school in transformation. The recent launch of Moriah’s $2 million BOLD
program, record breaking fundraising initiatives, administration reorganization, focus
on technology integration, our new student life committee and our new social hall are examples of an array of changes
taking place at Moriah. And with MAP’s launch of Spirit Day every Rosh Chodesh, our school pride has never
been greater.
Other schools are following our lead investing in 21st century education. We owe a tremendous ha’karat ha’tov to
BOLD Funders (Avi Chai Foundation, Kohellet Foundation and the Affordable Jewish Education Project)
for awarding Moriah the BOLD Grant you read about.
In planning for 2013 –2014 our committees worked tirelessly to deliver fiscal responsibility without impacting
tuition. A great deal of our success is attributed to the incredible Moriah professional leadership, faculty and staff.
It is inspiring to watch our teachers and administrators embrace new technologies and new methodologies to further
continue Moriah’s quest for educational excellence. The financial presentation in this report reflects the transformation
of Moriah.
Moriah belongs to all of us: parents, administrators, educators, staff and students. As Moriah enters our 49th year,
we look towards its bright and promising future.
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Early Childhood:
a look back and a look ahead
L
ast year we experienced
tremendous growth as our
program expanded from
one Nursery and Pre-K
class to three Nursery classes and two
Pre-K classes. This year we continued
our growth bringing our total numbers
to three Nurseries, three Pre-Ks and
three Kindergartens. Our growth
is a testament to our devoted teachers,
supportive Board of Trustees, and
dedicated community.
Our students continue to enjoy their
day-to-day activities that include weekly
gym, art, library, and music specialties.
We also enhance our day-to-day activities
with special programs including
seasonal programs from shofar making
to matzah baking, chesed programs
like our visit to a nursing home and
milestone events including our endof-year celebrations.
This past year we implemented several
new initiatives to enhance our program.
We launched Little Israel, a Hebrew
immersion program led by Morah
Shoshi. Another initiative centered on
mathematics is Math Day, a special day
filled with math activities including
graphing, estimating, and patterning.
Smart tables were introduced to our
Pre-K and Kindergarten classrooms this
year as a collaborative tool to enhance
learning in the classroom for both math
and literacy. Our year ended with an
improved Kindergarten graduation.
Every child wore a cap and gown,
walked down the aisle, sang songs and
received his/her own diploma. The event
was live streamed for all family members
who were unable to attend.
This year we will continue to make
enhancements to our program. We are
introducing iPads to our Pre-K and
Kindergarten classrooms as a tool
to practice handwriting. We will also
add a special Science Day. We welcome
parent participation and parent
volunteers. Nothing beats the smile
on a child’s face when their Dad or
Mom attends class to assist with an
activity or run a program.
Looking forward to a terrific year!
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Lower School update
T
he past year has been
a year of growth
academically, spiritually
and emotionally at Moriah.
Our students were given opportunities
to experience the richness of our heritage
and the beauty of Jewish life through an
array of special events and programs.
In the first grade, our students began
using Tal Am CAL (computer assisted
learning), interactive software designed
to enhance Hebrew reading and fluency.
In the 3rd grade, students published
their own Hebrew books and our 4th
graders created special productions of
their own Hebrew songs and dances. 5th
grade students continued to learn Ivrit
“in” Israel with the help of sophisticated
distance learning technology.
Thematic units were introduced in all
1st–5th grade classes focusing on
cross-curricular activities and inquiry
based learning. Children delved more
deeply into areas of their own interest
and created presentations showing off
their newly acquired knowledge using
a myriad of technology tools including
Windows Movie Maker, Glogtser, Prezi,
and Google Presentations.
Chesed initiatives throughout the year
such as a Walk-a-thon, which raised
$60,000 for Chai Lifeline and a day of
unity with HALB students from Long
Island who were affected by Hurricane
Sandy, helped our students learn that
true happiness lies in helping others.
We also hosted two shlichot B’nei
Akiva, who instilled in our students
a love of Torat Yisrael and Medinat
Yisrael through programs and activities
they conducted throughout the year.
This past year, our Lower School teachers
participated in various Professional
Development programs including Tal Am
Institutes, Smartboard training, and
MaDyk Hebrew Reading Assessment.
Additionally, Curriculum Maps for all
Jewish and General Studies subjects
were completed reflecting current
“best practices.” This summer a group
of Moriah teachers and administrators
attended the Maytiv Positive Psychology
workshop, a school wide program written
by Harvard professor and author, Tal
Ben Shachar.
The beginning of this year will mark
the launch of M3 (Moriah Multi
Modal), a 21st century educational
transformation plan, increasing student
engagement and student achievement,
through the use of technology and
center-based learning. We will also
work to continue to integrate the Jewish
and General Studies departments with
initiatives such as incorporating Judaic
Studies into our yearly 3rd grade
planetary party. Additionally, we will
introduce L’Havin U’LeHaskil,
a skill-based chumash curriculum into
our 3rd grade classes.
Support Services
M
oriah’s Student Support
Services department values
its commitment to meeting
the academic needs of each
of our students from Early Childhood
through Middle School. This past year
brought many new and exciting initiatives
to our department that have greatly
enhanced the experience of our students
and the breadth of services that we provide.
Spanning technology and hands-on
instruction, we aimed to incorporate
additional evidence-based interventions
to address the diverse needs of our
students and demonstrate our commitment
to educating children in a progressive,
inclusive setting.
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Middle School news
O
ur Middle School students
enjoyed a fabulous year
of exploration, growth,
learning and collaboration.
The entire Middle School became
actively engaged throughout our second
annual Moriah Reads unit. Utilizing
the novel War Horse, the children
explored a variety of WWI themes in
both Secular and Judaic Studies classes,
created art projects, attended cryptology
workshops, and even investigated the
halacha of war. As a culminating event,
the Middle School students spent a
marvelous afternoon in Manhattan
viewing the outstanding Broadway
production of the book.
Names Not Numbers was another
stellar project in which many of our 8th
grade students chose to participate.
After researching and studying what life
had been like during the Holocaust, the
children discovered firsthand just how
difficult and dangerous life really was
during that time, as they interviewed ten
survivors. Each momentous interview
The addition of Jessica Zlatin, SpeechLanguage Therapist, to the Gesher
Yehuda team enabled us to develop a
language based curriculum to remediate
specific areas of difficulty for our students,
including social language, auditory
processing, inferencing skills, and
written expression. Students eagerly
anticipated “Morah Jessica Time” and
greatly benefitted from her creativity,
warmth, and expertise.
The successful school-wide launch
of Learning Ally allowed us to further
individualize reading instruction.
Students in grades 1–8 had the
opportunity to download novels,
was captured on film by our own
students, under the direction of a
professional videographer. The
Names Not Numbers group was
taken through the entire editing
process. An incredible documentary
was produced by the children and
unveiled to the survivors, their families
and the entire Moriah community at
a special dinner and viewing.
As we look ahead, this year will
be filled with many exciting
enhancements, as well. One of
the goals in the Gemara department
is to create greater continuity
and sequential learning of content
and skills while considering the
developmental stages of Middle School
students. The 6th grade will be
delving into the second year program
of Bonayich, a methodical system that
they were introduced to in the 5th grade.
This program will offer the students
an age-appropriate and tiered approach
to first mastering Mishna and a
subsequent structured insertion
of Gemara into the curriculum.
textbooks, and literary works onto
personalized, virtual bookshelves on
individual devices at home and at school
to increase student engagement in the
reading process and offer an auditory
component to complement the visual
mechanics of reading. Research
indicates that when students use
accessible audiobooks, they experience
a 76 percent improvement in reading
comprehension and a 52 percent
improvement in reading accuracy.
The Support Services department
outlined and developed a specialized
curriculum, closely aligned with both
Moriah’s curriculum and the Core
Additionally, we will be piloting an
8th grade electives program, and
expanding our 6th Grade Heritage
Fair unit to dovetail with a global
project entitled, My Family Story,
in collaboration with Beit Hatfutsot
in Israel. All 6th and 7th graders will
be receiving Chrome Books and
will be taken through tech boot
camp, as we continue to utilize and
expand technology as an important
classroom tool.
We look forward to another fantastic year.
Standards. This curriculum will ensure
that our students are gaining the
necessary skills and enjoying a rigorous
learning experience through methods
and techniques designed to allow
for entry points, mastery, and success
in both General and Jewish Studies.
This two-year project that consisted
of professional development, intensive
trainings and workshops, and collaborative
brainstorming in best practices
culminated this year with a thorough
curriculum that highlights grade level
benchmarks in both academic and
social-emotional areas of development.
Kudos to the entire Support Staff
for their extraordinary efforts!
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student life
“Education is a social process. Education is growth. Education is
not a preparation for life; education is life itself.” – John Dewey
A
ccording to John Dewey,
students thrive when
provided with educational
experiences that enable
them to become accountable, mature,
and responsible members of society.
Accordingly, Rabbi Kalonymus Kalman
Shapira, the Grand Rabbi of Piaseczno
(1889–1943), shared in his book Chovat
HaTalmidim the message that educators
and parents must instill in children
“a vision of his own potential greatness,”
and a child must be encouraged to be
“an active participant in his own
development.” At The Moriah School we
enthusiastically embrace the progressive
psychological and educational philosophies
espoused by Dewey and the Piaczecna
Rebbe. This is reflected in our emphasis
on school-wide social emotional learning
and leadership programs.
At the Lower School level our Judaic
Studies assistant teachers have
been trained by Yael Krumerman,
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our Early Childhood and Gesher school
psychologist, in an in-house social skills
program entitled Sichot/Conversations.
Twice a week classes meet and explore a
host of topics such as the importance of
respecting classroom rules, friendships,
and social challenges. Monthly thematic
units are introduced by trained assistant
teachers who facilitate class discussions.
Students in 6th through 8th grade
participate in the Middle School
Workshop Series which addresses
developmentally appropriate “hot topics”
that our students may be grappling
with during the distinctive stage of early
adolescence. Organizational skills,
self-management, self-advocacy
strategies, goal setting, inclusiveness,
formal interviews and pro-social skills,
are areas which we tackle in an engaging
manner through our Workshop Series.
Additionally, 8th grade girls participate
in Full of Ourselves: Advancing Girl
Power, Health and Leadership. The
goal of this program is to sustain girls’
health and confidence by promoting
healthy attitudes about eating, exercise
and body image. Jewish values and
traditions are integrated into lessons.
A highlight of this past year was
Rosh Chodesh Adar’s “Upstander
Revolution,” a student-driven schoolwide social emotional learning event.
Moving forward, we are looking to
create additional venues to encourage
this type of student leadership. We will
be launching a unique program entitled
Rodeph Shalom, which was developed
by the Pardes Center for Jewish
Educators. Through the use of Torah
sources, students will learn conflict
resolution strategies and skills. Our
school will be pursuing Rodeph Shalom
certification through Pardes by fulfilling
a prescribed set of criteria and leadership
programming. Through this initiative,
we hope to further create a community
atmosphere that is warm, nurturing,
and welcoming.
Tuition is the primary source of Moriah’s income.
Our net tuition (tuition income net of financial aid
scholarship awards) was $10.9 million for the
2012–2013 school year. Tuition is projected to be
approximately $11 million for the 2013–2014 school
year. The most significant positive variance in the
revenue is $300,000 of reduction in financial aid.
As you know, Moriah has adopted a new financial
policy that included a restructure of financial aid
procedures and a modified abatement program.
These two changes have yielded positive results.
To further elaborate, in 2012–2013 Moriah awarded
$2.1 million in scholarship and abatement while
non-tuition revenue (fund raising) was $1.65 million.
The $500,000 difference had a negative net impact
on total parent tuition-related obligations of about
$1,000 per family. The new financial aid policy has
led to a reduction in financial aid to an anticipated
$1.8 million while the non-tuition revenue is
expected to be approximately $1.58 million.
This represents a projected $220,000 difference,
reducing the net negative impact to $500 per family.
While The Moriah School remains committed
to providing financial assistance in a fair
and equitable manner to all families in need,
continued measures will be taken to balance
this commitment against potential stress on
the school’s financial health.
Operating and Other Expenses
Moriah has consistently worked to lower
expenses wherever possible. In the last year
we have negotiated lower spending on outside
maintenance service, new copier leases and
utility expense. Operating expenses account
for the other 13% of the total expense budget.
The school has increased its spending on
technology essential for the educational and
societal demands of the 21st century. The school
has also increased the reserves in the budget
to replenish for prior year losses.
24%
9%
1%
5%
.75%
3.5%
2.75%
54% 24%
9%
5%
Annual Revenue
*Not uncluding building improvements, depreciation,
interest expense and loan repayments
10%
.5%
• T uition and Fees
(net of scholarship awards of $1.9 million)87%
10%
.5%
2.5%
• Fundraising
• Community Funds
• Educational Grants and Other
19%
73%
22%
• 9th Annual Golf Outing
• Golf Auction 22%
• Raffle 7%
73%
$173,060
$51,802
$10,700
Total$235,562
2%
1%
2.5%
1%
3%
.5%
4%
21%
5%
5%
7%
16%
9%
11%
12%
(includes supplies, trips, programming)3.5%
• Professional Services and Fees
(including professional development)2.75%
.75%
• Technology Expenses
1%
• Other Expenses
87%
5%
7%
The Moriah School is projecting an improved
financial position at the end of the 2013–2014
school year and will continue to work towards
sustaining a financially sound institution
balanced with excellent education.
• Salaries – Academic
• Benefits – Academic
• Salaries and Benefits – Non Academic
• Facility Expenses
• Educational Expenses
19%
$818,319
$202,000
$48,127
Total$1,068,446
Restricted Giving
Moriah’s talented faculty and professional staff
are the driving force behind success. To enhance
efficiency and best utilize talent, several
noteworthy changes in administrative operations
Annual Expenses*
We are continually benchmarking our staff
and administrative cost to ensure consistency
with other schools of our size while remaining
committed to providing the children of Moriah
with the best education possible.
76%
• 2013 Dinner 76%
• Parent Obligation 2013
• Unrestricted 5%
Summary and Outlook
Professional Compensation
54%
were made this year including a restructuring of
both the lower and middle school leadership. The
school has also enhanced technology support to
educational staff to reinforce the new collaborative
learning model. Salaries and benefits reflect
approximately 87% of the schools expense budget.
Our professional compensation was significantly
lowered this year through changes that were
designed to create efficiencies.
Annual Campaign
Tuition and Scholarships
golf Outing
Financial Information
2.5%
• Herschmann Social Hall 21%
• Names Not Numbers 16%
• MAP Gift 12%
• Holiday Programming 11%
• Team Dinner 9%
• Thurnauer 7%
• Kosher Clipper 5%
• Security 5%
• Israel Day Parade 4%
• Honor/Memorial Gifts 3%
• EC Kiddush 2.5%
• Parsha Noach 2%
• Tekhelet 1%
• Programs – Israel & Music 1%
• Rosh Chodesh & Library Books
Total Restricted Gifts
*Portion of a multi-year gift
$34,333 *
$25,750
$18,817
$18,000
$14,179
$12,000
$8,020
$7,800
$6,210
$5,161
$3,780
$3,000
$2,000
$2,000
.5%
$880
$161,930
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As an alumnus of Moriah, Jason has
always had a special connection with
Moriah. Since moving to Englewood,
Moriah’s warm environment, dedication
to providing the best education possible
for our children, and emphasis on
continuous improvement and innovation
have consistently impressed us and motivated
us to become involved in our school!
”
Jennifer & Jason (‘89) Eichenholz
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Alexandra & Jason Auerbach
Bacall & Katz Families
Pamela & Gaby Benloulou
Chani & Chaim Berger
Ellen & Morris Bienenfeld
Judy & Zalman Brody
Adeena & Raphael Csillag
Eileen & Steven David
Rabbi & Mrs. Moshe Drelich
Ilana & Jeff Epstein
Nealy & Michael Erber
Ronnie & Albert Faber
Frisch 10R Family
Michal & Natie Fox
Chavie & Michael Fried
Mati & Aaron Friedman
The Frisch School
Jennifer & Jeremy Frommer
Helen & Abe Fuchs
Miriam & Jim Gershfield
Rose & Mayer Gershkovich
Alana & Philip Green
Sharon & Joey Greenbaum
Robin & Samuel Greenfield
Sandy & David Gross
Robyn & Josh Hartman
Robin & Mark Hoenig
Arlene & Frederick Horowitz
David Iszo and Family
Carol Iuzzolino
Sharon & Jeff Jacobs
Genene & Mark Kaye
Dana & Erik Kessler
Dassy & Steven Kwestel
Debbie & Shimon Kwestel
Rena & Marc Kwestel
Camp Lavi
Jennifer & Seth Leavitt
Esther & Paul Lerer
Zelicia & Simeon Lifschitz
Jen & Nachum Lifschitz
Julie & Richard Lobel
Debbie Pine & Mark Orenshein
Chana & Itzkak Meyers
Esther & David Muschel
Nancy & Norris Nissim
Yaffa & Noam Ohring
Carley & Brett Peven
Marilyn & Alan Plotz
Melissa & Daniel Posy
Jeanne & Kenneth Prager
Aviva & Samuel Ramras
Alise Reicin & Bob Bioarsky
Erica & Adam Rosen
Yael & Rafi Rosenblatt
Elysha & Andrew Rothstein
Allen & Mimi Schachter
Jonathan & Aliza Schachter
– 1990
Joseph Schachter & Family
Jodi & Saul Scherl
Lori & Marty Schlakman
Yocheved & Marc Schwartz
Toby & Mordy Schwartz
Suzy & William Schwartz
Miri & David Shein
Sichel/ Cernea Family
Simona & Jason Snyder
Aliza & Craig Solomon
Rori & Sandy Srulowitz
Cynthia & Abe Steinberger
Pnina & Jason Suss
Divsha & Martin Tollinsky
Debra & David Trachtenberg
Aimee & David Turner
Jennifer & Jared Wasserman
Debra & Stuart Weinstock
Ariella & Eytan Wiener
Yael & Mark Weintraub
Francine & Ari Weisbrot
Marion & William Weiss
Ilana & Mark Wertenteil
Estelle & Leo Wiener
Suri & Jonathan Winograd
Dawn & Gary Wohlrab
Business Listing
Alan Party Rentals
Camp Seneca
Perry & Shmuel Englard
ETD Discount Tire Center
Elaine Goldklang
Rivkie Gunsburg
Loeb & Tropper LLP
Max Prager CPA
RDS Printing
Leisel & Henry Stern
Susan & Mark Wiesen
Donor Listing
Anita & Jordan Abowitz
Ann & Lester Arfe
Buckley’s Drug Store
Karen & Joel Budin
Sharon Cadoff
Camp Morasha
Joan & Warren Enker
Ilana & Jeff Epstein
Jonathan & Nina Epstein
Executive Valet Parking
Mr. and Mrs. G. Faber
Helen & Mannes Friedman
Paula & Howard Friedman
Anne & Jerry Gontownik
Jerry Joszef
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kaplan
Naomi and Marc Knoller
Lisa & Asher Kornbluth
Tavi & Elana Koslowe
Lisa Messinger
Mintz Girgan & Brightly, Inc.
Dahlia & Ben Prager
Rainbow Transportation
Ilana & Azriel Rauzman
Elizabeth & Hillel Ribner
Heather & Joe Sarachek
Maren & Robert Scharf
Schnall & Weinberg Families
Wendy & Isaac Shulman
Claire Strauss
Touring Friends
Young Adult Division
Sam Zagha
Alumni Listing (by class year)
Michelle Bensadigh – 2010
Sharon Bensadigh – 2011
Max Goldberg – 2011
Debby Posner Graneviz – 1989
Alexandra Nicole Linder – 2004
Elliot Michael Linder – 2008
Aryeh Pechet – 2010
Aaron Ross – 1988
Chava Sperber – 1990
Miriam Posner Stein – 1993
Rabbi Samuel Zimmerman – 1973
Grandparent Chai Society
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wesley Ashendorf
Linda & Raphael Benaroya
Beatrice Berger
Gail Billig
Rella Feldman
Angie & Moritz Goldfier
Rhonda & Michael Gribetz
Monique & Mordecai Katz
Alice & Jacob Klein
Miriam & Michael Lazar
Jocheved & Joseph Orbach
Marilyn & Joe Rosen
Renee & Elliott Schreiber
Esther & Bill Schulder
Norman Sohn
Charles Weisinger
Sheryl Weisinger
Grandparent Giving
Lillian Adler
Jaclyn & Sidney Adler
Marcelle & Saul Agus
Sally & Lewis Baker
Rachelle & Marshall Baltuch
Lorie & David Benitah
Linda & Leo Borenstein
Judy & Zalman Brody
Karen & Joel Budin
Carol & Robert David
Steven Dorfman
Hattie & Arthur Dubroff
Joan & Warren Enker
Shelly & Carl Feit
Tamar & Milton Fischberger
Estelle & Dennis Freilich
Rose & Mayer Gershkovich
Delia & Howard Goldberg
Myra Greenblatt
Deborah & Sanford Hartman
Thelma & Sanford Hochberg
Susan & Sam Joffe
Cheryl & Abe Kramer
Judi & Fred Kranz
Linda & Murray Laulicht
Lois Lazarus
Esther & Aaron Lehmann
Marilyn & Judah Lifschitz
Shirley & Harold Linder
Joyce & Charles Matkowsky
Martha & Cyrus Mehrpouyan
Lisa Messinger
Sara & Michael Mincer
Judy & Aaron Mitrani
Judy & Michael Morgenstern
Toni & Reuven Nayowitz
Jane Overman
Marilyn & Alan Poltz
Rochelle & Samuel Racenstein
Roberta & Rafe Safier
Deborah & Jay Schechter
Margie Segal
Sara & George Seidel
Edith & Mark Siegler
Rachel & Jacob Solomon
Joanne & Bob Stein
Mrs. Goldie Susman
Miriam & George Teigman
Bonnie & Bennett Wasserman
Shelley & Steven Weinstock
Roslyn & Morty Weiser
Charna & William Weissman
Rabbi & Mrs. Neil Winkler
Israel Day Parade
Lead Sponsor
Net@work
Business Sponsor
Best Glatt
Dougie’s
Leket Israel
MAP
New Line Structures
Season’s
Signa-Rama/Embroid Me
Family Sponsors
Eden & Jeffrey Aronoff
The Stern Blumenthal Family
Daniel, Aimee, Ariella, Rebecca,
Jacob and Zachary Ciment
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Dubroff
& Family
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Herschmann
& Family
Sandra & Oren Lerman
Lisa & Jon Schechter & Family
Dr. Kevin & Chava Sperber & Family
Mr. Don and Dr. Sandra Yahalom
& Family
Team Dinner
Vicki & Ralph Abecassis
Sharon & David Abramovitz
Shari & Robert Alter
Jennifer & Ronald Aranoff
Gabriella & Yaron Bareket
Stacy & Jay Barth
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Tal & Aylon Brandwein
Ellen & Todd Brody
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Gila & Jordan Comet
Ora & Jay Forman
Michal & Natie Fox
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Elisa & David Freilich
Leslie-Ann & Heshy Fromen
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Alyssa & Jay Goldberg
Ilana & Stuart Goldberg
Anne & Jerry Gontownik
Robyn & Josh Hartman
Abigail & Scott Herschmann
Shira & Joel Jacobs
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Elissa & Michael Katz
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Ellen & Jonathan Kleinhaus
Shana & Jamin Koslowe
Shani & David Kramer
Shelley & Jonathan Kranz
Cheryl & Lee Lasher
Jennifer & Seth Leavitt
Melissa & Robert Lebovitch
Heidi & Josef Leifer
Renee & Rafael Levy
Gayle & Daniel Lewis
Bonnie & Gary Lieberman
Zelicia & Simeon Lifschitz
Fern & Michael Malka
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Bella & Elliot Mayerhoff
Stacy & Elliot Maza
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Jennifer & Jay Nelkin
Deena & Gilad Ottensoser
Amanda & Hillel Parness
Andrea & Larry Portal
Ari Pruzansky
Drorit & Michael Ratzker
Barbara & Joseph Rotenberg
Rachel Rubinshtien
Eileen & Allen Sapadin
Debra & Josef Schenker
Sara & Richard Schlussel
Jill & James Schwalbe
Dasi & Jeremy Schwalbe
Yocheved & Marc Schwartz
Jennifer & Tzvi Seidel
Lisa & Howard Shafer
Dassi & Joseph Silverman
Michelle & Evan Sohn
Shevy & Edward Solomon
Ivy & David Solowiejczyk
Nurit & Jeffrey Srulowitz
Shira & Joseph Steinberg
Deborah and Michael
Stern-Blumenthal
Diane & Ronald Strobel
Caron & Michael Strulowitz
Ellen & Kenneth Tauber
Deena & Jonathan Thurm
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ThAnK You
Miriam Tropp
Aimee & David Turner
Rochelle & Ben Vinar
Debra & Stuart Weinstock
Francine & Ari Weisbrot
Fern & Clifford Weisel
Karen & Edward Weiss
Amy & Michael Wildes
Andrea & neil Winkler
Lisa & Burton Wisotsky
Einath & Ronald Zolty
names nOT nUmBers
Gabriella & Yaron Bareket
Rosalind & howard Baruch
Susie & Mark Charendoff
Jennifer & Jason Eichenholz
Phyllis & Benjamin Freilich
Marcia & Eli herschmann
Scott & Abigail herschmann
Pamela & Ari hirt
Lisa & Jay Katzman
Genene & Marc Kaye
Linda & Murray Laulicht
Yocheved & Marc Schwartz
hope & Robert Waxman
Lisa & Burton Wisotsky
Evelyn & Zvi Yammer
2012/13
9Th AnnuAL
GoLF & TEnnIS
ouTInG
golf listing
Adar Investment Management
Mrs. Lillian Adler
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Agus
Alan Party Rentals, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Alter
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Aranoff
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ashendorf
Dr. and Mrs. Alex Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Balk
Mr. Myron Bari
Mr. Jonathan Baum
and Dr. Marla Baum
Dr. and Mrs. Seth Benkel
Ms. Kelly Bentubo
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bernstein
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bleier
Mr. and Mrs. Yehuda Blinder
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Blinken
Ms. Tzippy Bodner
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Borenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Borenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Bousbib
Mr. and Mrs. Aylon Brandwein
Mr. Michael Cassidy
Mr. and Mrs. haim Chasman
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ciment
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cohen
Cross River Bank
10
Daniel Levine Diamonds
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Danishefsky
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Davidovitch
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dubroff
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dyckman
Mr. Jason Eichenholz
and Dr. Jennifer Eichenholz
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eichenholz
Dr. and Mrs. David Eidman
Mr. and Mrs. Dov Eisenberger
EnT and Allergy Associates
of Englewood
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erber
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Federbush
Mr. David Fischman
and Dr. naomi Fischman
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Flamholz
Mr. and Mrs. David Flamholz
Dr. natie Fox and Dr. Michal Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Frank
Mr. Donny Frenkel
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gdanski
Mr. and Mrs. David Gellman
Mr. Mark Germain
Mr. and Mrs. howard Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Goldberg
Mr. Marc Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Goldsmith
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goldsmith
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Greif
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Gribetz
Mr. and Mrs. Yossie Grunberg
Mr. and Mrs. Greg haber
Mr. and Mrs. Brian haimm
health Care Strategic
Management LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Scott herschmann
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel heumann
hilson Management
hiltzik Strategies
Mr. and Mrs. David hornblass
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick horowitz
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Joffe
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Jutkowitz
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kahn
Dr. Brian Kardon and Dr. Tali Kardon
Mr. Gilad Katler
Dr. Jay Katzman & Dr. Lisa Katzman
Mr. and Mrs. Ilan Kaufthal
Mr. and Mrs. David Kinzelberg
Mr. and Mrs. David Kolb
Dr. oren Koslowe
and Dr. Micole Koslowe
Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. David Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kukin
Mr. Todd Lapinson
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lasher
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Laulicht
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Leifer
“
Aaron and I volunteer our time and support
Moriah because of its commitment to teaching
strong religious values, preparing our children
to be successful in the secular and academic
world, and to be strongly devoted to Israel.
I am proud of my association with Moriah
as an alumna, and now as a parent, and I will
continue to dedicate myself to the school
as my parents did in its early years.
Lynne (‘94) & Aaron Yunis
”
MoRIAh PAREnTS
Mr. and Mrs. Yussie Leiser
Ms. Gertrude Lenger
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levavi
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levine
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Levine
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. David Lichtman
Mr. and Mrs. nachum Lifschitz
Dr. and Mrs. Boaz Lissauer
Mr. and Mrs. Yaniv Marom
Meridian Capital Group, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Merkin
Mr. and Mrs. howard Moher
Mr. and Mrs. Rafi Moskowitz
Mr. and Mrs. Marc nadritch
net@work
Mr. and Mrs. Gilad ottensoser
Mr. and Mrs. Yaakov ottensoser
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Packer
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Parker
Mr. and Mrs. hillel Parness
Mr. and Mrs. David Perla
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pomerantz
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Portal
Dr. Elliot Prager
and Ms. Sara Rudich-Prager
Mr. Robert Radest
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Ratzker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ratzker
Ridgetop Research LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Ami Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rosen
Mr. David Ruditzky
Mr. and Mrs. Zvi Rudman
Mr. and Mrs. Yakov Rychik
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Schechter
Mr. and Mrs. William Schulder
Mr. and Mrs. James Schwalbe
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Schwalbe
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schwartz
Dr. Jacques Semmelman
Shop Rite of Englewood
Mr. and Mr. Steven Siegler
Dr. and Mrs. Tzvi Small
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Sohn
Dr. norman Sohn
Mr. Zachary Sohn
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. Yitzie Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sosland
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Srulowitz
Mr. nathan Stern
Mr. Michael Blumenthal and
Mrs. Deborah Stern-Blumenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Rami Sulemanoff
Supersol Kosher Supermarkets
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sussman
Mr. and Mrs. David Turner
Vital Edge Insurance Agency, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Waldman
Dr. and Mrs. Jared Wasserman
Mr. Ric Weinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Weinstock
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weiss
Mr. Stephen Weiss
and Dr. nicola Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. William Weiss
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Wertenteil
Mr. Eli Wilamowsky
Mr. and Mrs. Darren Wolf
Mr. Don Yahalom
and Dr. Sandra hoenig-Yahalom
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Yunis
Zichron Alter Meir Wilamowsky
Foundation
donoR namE
A-1 Appliance
Abbou, Marko
Activ Balance Center
Adam’s Custom Closets
ADS Trucking
Adventure Aquarium
Ahava
Allure Salon
Alston & Bird LLP
American Laser Centers
ARCAR
Adam Aronson
Artscroll
Michael & Shira Ashendorf
Avon – The Company for Women
Azamra DJ
Baby Jax Gifts
Balanced Bodies Fitness
Bamboo Moves Yoga
Baseball hall of Fame and Museum
Baum, Marla Rachel, Psy.D
Beacon Wealth Management
Bed Bath & Beyond
Bergen Performing Arts Center
David & Marjorie Bernstein
Rabbi Avi Bernstein
Best Glatt
Elisha Block
Bloomingdale’s
at The Shops at Riverside
Blue Man Group
Blush hair Salon
Boden uSA
Bowlmor Lanes
Bronx Zoo
Butterflake Bakery
Camp Lavi
Camp Mesorah
Camp Morasha
Camp Moshava
Camp Moshava Ba’ir
Camp Regesh
ANNUAL report
2 0 13
Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders
Camp Seneca Lake
Canvas on Demand
Carlos & Gabby’s
Cassin & Cassin LLP
Celebrity Kids
Chad Mekles
Chai Ko Tapas
nurit & haim Chasman
Chef Central
Chelsea Piers
Stella Chernoff
Chic Shop
Chickies French Fry and Chicken Bar
Chopstix
Carol Cohen
Community Cleaners
Congregation Ahavath Torah
Congregation Keter Torah
Container Store
Costco Wholesale
Adina Csillag
Cupcakes by Carousel
Cushman & Wakefield
Dapple
David Green Master Furrier
Dean Street Greenery
Dechert LLP
Dee’s Green Interior Cleaning
Denny’s Childrenswear
Dicks Sporting Goods
Dior Beauty
Disney World
Diva nails
Dougie’s Bar-B-Que & Grill
Dube Zone
East hill Synagogue
Edgewood Country Club
EJ’s Place
Dov Eisenberger
Eloise at The Plaza
Embroidme
Empire hotel
Englewood Fire Department
Englewood Florist
Englewood Police Department
ETC. Steakhouse
Everclear Pool/Service
Fairway Market
Fesco Wholesale Distributors
Fidelity national Financial
Filler up
First Student
Robin Fishman
Fontainebleau Miami Beach
Michelle Foont
Foremost/RAM Caterers
Dovey Forman
Dale Fox
Lisa Fox
Frame Master
Sharon Frankel
FreshDirect
Leslie-Ann Fromen
Gito
Glatt Express
Alyssa & Jay Goldberg
Dr. Adena Goldman
Joy & Michael Goldsmith
David & Stephanie Goldstien
GolfTEC
Gotham Burger Company
Gray Mat Pilates
Green Mountain Coffee
Lisa & Gerald Greif
Lauren Grossberg
handle with Care Cleaners
hans Beauty Salon
Judah S. harris
Kenny helfer
hello Doily
her Royal Cakeness
hidden Treasures
David hochstein, DMD/
Plaza Dentistry
hot Shots Sports Camp
hummus Elite
Ice Cream on Grand
Inbal Jerusalem hotel
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Irvin Simon Photographers
Is A Berry
Israel Discount Bank
Carol Iuzzolino
Jacqueline Stanley opticians
JCC on the Palisades
JetBlue Airways
Joanne Stein Interiors
Jon Manos Golf Academy
Jonathan Gati Photography
Jordan Comet, Esq./Comet
Law offices
Judaica house Ltd.
Julian Krinsky Camps & Programs
Julio’s Fruit Boutique
Jump up and Bounce
Karlene Make up Artist
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Robyn and Jon Katz
Kids Therapy Place, LLC
Kidville Englewood
Batya Kinsberg
Sharon Kinstlinger
K’nex
Sharon Knoll, DMD, MS
Gila Kolb
Ladino Tapas Bar & Grill
Lands End
Estelle Lasher
Ruth Lauer
Learning Express
oren Lerman, M.D.
Leah Levi
Doni Levine
Liberty Science Center
Lifecapture Images
Lincoln Land Services LLC
Little Steps
LYnLY
Ma Belle Michelle hair Salon
Ma’adan
Maccabeats
Magic Beans
Manhattan Woods Golf Club
Manor Shoes
Marciano, Babette
Marcia’s Attic for Kids
Marcia’s Attic for Women
Livia Marcovici
Medjet Assist
Menagerie Take-out & Catering
MGBL
Michal negrin Atlantic City, LLC
Mike’s Bistro
Montammy Golf Club
Montmartre
MTV Licensing
Museum of Jewish heritage
network Doctor
new Jersey Devils
new Pinky nail & Spa
new York Jets
new York Skyride
new York Sports Club Englewood
nICE Career Consulting
nJ nets
nobo Wine & Grill
organize Me
oriental Trading
Packer Shoes
Palisades Furniture
Park East Pediatric Dental, PC/
Dr. hope Zimmerman Waxman
Sarit Perry
Jonathan & Susan Petak
Poppy’s Bagels/TCBY of Teaneck
Prime Ko
Curtiss J. Pulitzer
Emma Rapps
Rare Gem Finds
Drorit Ratzker
RAVE Catering and Event Planning
Red PR
Chana Reichman
Stephanie Reinish
Reyna’s Paper Dolls
Riverdale Kosher Market
Royal hawaiian Resort Waikiki
Zvi & Sharonne Rudman
Salon Roco
Save The Day Events, LLC
Debra & Josef Schenker
Schick’s Bakery
Schnitzel+
Sea World Parks & Entertainment
Seasons of Manhattan
Seasons of Scarsdale
Jill Schwalbe
Kristen Seitz
Sheera Seplowitz
Sesame Street
Shelbourne South Beach hotel
Sheraton Lake Buena Vista
Resort orlando
Robert Sholomon
Laura Silberman
Tzvi Small, M.D., F.AC.S.
Bergen Plastic Surgery
Michelle and Evan Sohn
noam & Shelly Sokolow
Shevy Solomon
Michael B. Solow
Soul Farm
Space
Sabrina Speaker
Stand up nY
Starbucks Coffee
Starr Carpets
Stefanie Diamond Photography
Sunshine Gifts
Sushi Metsuyan
Eric Sussman
Swingset & Toy Warehouse
Tasti D Lite of Englewood
Shari Teigman
Tevere
The Art Place
The Bar Method
The Broadway Comedy Club
The Challah Fairy
The Clinton Inn hotel & Event Center
The Englewood Car Wash
The Guggenheim
The Gym
The Jewish Museum
The Little Gym
The Moriah School
The natural Spot
The Paint Tube
The Pierre
The Ritz Carlton
The Sweet Life
Thompson hotels
Tinsel & Toile Design
Topps
Trader Joe’s
Travel Techsperts
Travelex Insurance Services
Treluxe
Dr. Micole Tuchman
Twentieth Century Fox
Tie Dye Town
Vineyard Vines
Visions Floral Design
Dr. David Weinstein
Dr. Ephraim Weinstein
Rina Chesner Weiser
Wells Fargo Bank
Whole Foods
Wine Country
Wine Tasting Guy
Wolf Grunberg
Yudins Appliances
Pauline Zavodnick
“
Moriah is the local school
for Englewood Jewish children.
After all three of my children graduated,
I felt it important to continue to donate
in a way that would help the school
while generating additional revenue
for years to come.
”
Eric herschmann
FoRMER MoRIAh PAREnT
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Rabbi J. Shelley Applbaum
RABBI EMERITuS
Dr. Elliot Prager
PRInCIPAL
odelia Danishefsky
ASSoCIATE PRInCIPAL
LoWER SChooL
Robin Wexler
ASSoCIATE PRInCIPAL
MIDDLE SChooL
Dr. Eva Lazar-Sultanik
ASSISTAnT PRInCIPAL
STuDEnT LIFE
Divsha Tollinsky
EARLY ChILDhooD DIRECToR
Alana Green
DIRECToR oF
STuDEnT SuPPoRT SERVICES
Rabbi Avi Bernstein
ASSISTAnT PRInCIPAL
MIDDLE SChooL
JEWISh STuDIES
Jordan Abowitz
DIRECToR oF
BuILDInGS & GRounDS
Lisa Fusco
DIRECToR oF TEChnoLoGY
Erik Kessler
DIRECToR oF ADMISSIonS
CoMMunICATIonS & hR
nila Lazarus
DIRECToR oF DEVELoPMEnT
Rivkie Gunsburg
DIRECToR oF FInAnCE
Developing MINDS | Transmitting MeSorAH | Instilling MIDot
The Moriah School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to student at the school. It does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, and athletic and other school-administrated programs.
www.moriahschool.org
ThAnK
You
Thank you to Eric herschmann
for dedicating the new
herschmann Social hall
Pic t uREd JAMES SChWALBE, EVAn Sohn, RAChEL hERSChMAnn,
ALEx hERSChMAnn, ERIC hERSChMAnn & DAVID KRAMER