d l r o W e h t g n i r i Repa our lives, the lives of others, ve pro im to is aim st he hig r Ou of world. Sound daunting? Think and the collective life of the rselves by reading a book it this way: We can improve ou g prove another’s life by singin im n ca We ll. ski w ne a ng rni or lea lping a younger student safely he or r nte ce ior sen a at g son a as (repairing the world) can be cross the street. Tikkun olam ing scrap paper, or giving a few small as planting a tree, recycl e) ts of hesed (community servic dollars to a local nonprofit. Ac ). tzvot (things Jews should do mi are ty) ari (ch kah da tze d an looks like to live Jewishly. They are examples of what it
giving Charitable giving is an important part of Jewish tradition and a sign of taking responsibility. KSDS collects tzedakah every Friday and students help decide where it goes.
ol, o h c s y a d h is w e J a “In o t k c a b e iv g o t t h g u I’m ta just it t u b – y it n u m m o c my feels good.” has volunteered Rebecca Sereboff, Grade 8, who
for almost 100 hours with the
Special Olympics