Igud HaMelamdim is an organization dedicated to providing teachers with valuable resources, training, grants and focused shiurim and farbrengens. Can you step up to the plate to show the teachers how much they mean to us?
When it comes to Chinuch, only the best will do.
We know the impact that chinuch has on our children, our homes and our future.
At the forefront of our children’s chinuch are their dedicated teachers.
Every single day they show up with a smile and an open heart to educate our children and help them develop their middos.
It is no secret that a strong teacher is of the most fundamental components to your child’s education. They are among the most influential role models in our children’s development and it goes without saying that a teacher can change a student’s life.
Igud Hamelamdim was established to support, inspire and empower our teachers and provide them with the tools they need to optimize their classroom teaching. We believe that an inspired teacher will inspire his students and a passionate teacher will ignite their fire for Torah and Yiddishkeit.
Igud Hamelamdim shows our teachers that they, and the work they do, are valued tremendously and aims to support them in every way possible. They provide valuable teacher training, farbrengens, grants and gifts to community teachers who are there for our children, giving their all, day after day.
Igud Hamelamdim also provides exciting and innovative programming for students, both in school and extracurricular, that fortify them with the tools they need to be able to maximize the education that they receive.
Now, you have an opportunity to partner with Igud HaMelamdim and take a stand to show our teachers how much we care about them and appreciate what they do.
Join the Igud Hamelamdim Pesach Prep Raffle and you can win a $12,000 Kingston Avenue Shopping Spree!
The Igud Hamelamdim Pesach Prep Raffle is being held in support of our teachers, and the money raised will go directly to providing training, resources and inspiration to the dedicated teachers of our community.
Take part today!
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