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     • In 1967, the Sara Schenirer High School and Teacher’s Seminary opened its doors in Brooklyn, New York. 1970 The brainchild of a group of dedicated and selfless individuals, the first Dean was Rabbi Nachman Bulman ob”m.
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   Who was the first dean of Sara Schenirer high school?

   • In 1967, the Sara Schenirer High School and Teacher’s Seminary opened its doors in Brooklyn, New York. The brainchild of a group of dedicated and selfless individuals, the first Dean was Rabbi Nachman Bulman ob”m. In 1970, Rabbi Yehudah Michoel Meisels ob”m was hired to replace Rabbi Bulman who made Aliyah and he served in that capacity until 2009.

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   Who is Sarah Schenirer?

   • Sarah Schenirer turned the socially unacceptable idea of girls learning Torah in a Jewish school into a way of life for Jews all over the world, providing a model of how to successfully balance tradition and innovation. Modest. Radical. Pious. Revolutionary. Staunch traditionalist. Proto-feminist.

   A Traditional Revolutionary: Sarah Schenirer’s Legacy Revisited

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   Did Sarah Schenirer remarry?

   • Schenirer remarried near the end of her life but had no children. Bais Yaakov girls in her lifetime and afterward called her “Our Mother Sarah,” and she continues to be venerated and commemorated by the movement she founded. This drawing served as a representation of Sarah Schenirer in the interwar period, in the absence of a photo.

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   How did Sarah Schenirer and Bais Yaakov impact Jewish education?

   • The story of Sarah Schenirer and Bais Yaakov suggests that the more girls and women are introduced to high-level secular studies and secular ideologies, the more compelling, challenging and rigorous their Jewish education needs to be. In addition to education, Bais Yaakov offered women leadership opportunities that have enhanced Orthodoxy.

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   How did Sarah Schenirer die?

   • Schenirer died in 1935, after a battle with cancer, at the age of fifty-two. Sarah Schenirer became more than her students’ teacher, she became their rebbe and Bais Yaakov their Chassidut.

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   How did Sara Schenirer respond to a need in the Jewish community?

   • “Sara Schenirer perceived a need in the Jewish community and responded to it. She understood that opportunities for secular education for women were plentiful, but for Jewish education they were virtually non-existent,” explained Rabbi Elazar Meisels, current dean of the institution.

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   The brainchild of a group of dedicated and selfless individuals, the first Dean was Rabbi Nachman Bulman ob”m. In 1970, Rabbi Yehudah Michoel Meisels ob”m was hired to replace Rabbi Bulman who made Aliyah and he served in that capacity until 2009.

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   Sarah Schenirer turned the socially unacceptable idea of girls learning Torah in a Jewish school into a way of life for Jews all over the world, providing a model of how to successfully balance tradition and innovation.

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   Oct 1, 2023 · Rabbi Michoel retired in 2008, and in 2009, his son, Rabbi Elazar Meisels, assumed the role of Dean. Rabbi Elazar is a dynamic educator and leader who also has a global following on TorahAnytime, featuring his many weekly shiurim. Rabbi Elazar credits his father for having the vision to create such an institution.

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   Jun 23, 2021 · Sarah Schenirer, a divorced dressmaker who lived in Krakow, Poland, was the founder of Bais Yaakov, a network of schools for Orthodox girls. By the time she died in 1935, the school she founded in 1917 had grown to hundreds of schools in Poland and beyond.

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   Jan 4, 2021 · The school, founded by Sara Schenirer in 1917, seeded the ground for a worldwide educational movement of Orthodox Jewish elementary and secondary schools known as Bais Yaakov.

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   One hundred years ago, in Krakow, Poland, Sarah Schenirer changed female Jewish education forever. She merged tradition and women's rights in Orthodox Judaism, creating the groundbreaking Beis Yaakov school system.

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   Jan 11, 2017 · While Bais Yaakov (also Beit Ya’akov, Beth Jacob, etc.) was not the first such system (that distinction belongs to the Havatzelet schools established in Warsaw in 1916), it was the most widespread and successful of these schools, with perhaps 200 schools and 38,000 students in interwar Poland.