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What Matters Most On Thursday, August 3, 2017

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Cartoon by Jeff Koterba, Omaha World Herald

Christmas Presence Haunts Kindergarten Classes

By Logan C. Ritchie

Christmas is the only religious holiday included on a list of holidays kindergartners are required to learn about.

Sammy K says the rap industry is easier to navigate in Atlanta than New York.

Arts & CultureClick-Bait Turns Into Viral Promotion

Kosher Rapper Sammy K Full of Surprises

By Patrice Worthy

A Toco Hills-bred Atlanta native, Sammy K performs music influenced by Atlanta trap.

In recognition of their roles as young leaders and founding members of AJC’s LFT program, five LFT alumni (three students from LFT NYC and two from LFT Chicago) were invited to Jerusalem for a private meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in May.

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AJC Seeks Teen Leaders

By Rachel Fayne

A new program aims to develop knowledgeable advocates for Israel.

The new entrance to the AJA Upper School in Sandy Springs will be ready when school starts Aug. 14.

Education

AJA Can Finally Convene on One Campus

By David R. Cohen

Atlanta’s only Jewish day school running from early childhood through 12th grade will soon be on one campus for the first time.

“We rely on our teachers for a lot of information regarding how our students are coping with things and how we can help address it,” North Springs Charter Principal Michael Scott Hanson says.

Education

Fulton Schools Work to Defend Diversity

By Sarah Moosazadeh

School system adds additional language to rule 6 within student code of conduct to prevent bullying.

Israeli counselor Sapir Beresi leads campers in the Marcus JCC’s Hebrew immersion day camp program in a game in which they must put articles of clothing on a zebra and say the items’ names in Hebrew.

Getting an Ear for the Hebrew Tongue

By David R. Cohen

The Marcus JCC is immersing summer campers in the Hebrew language.

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