PJ Library is going Virtual!
PJ Library Read-a-Longs with Kate, virtual playdates, and more!
Camp Shalom Seed Starts
The K-Club did a wonderful job starting our garden this month. We planted seeds of six different vegetables: sugar snap peas, radishes, kohlrabi (a weird looking, but delicious root vegetable), mixed lettuce, spinach and curly kale.
Update on the Max May & Lydia May Holocaust Art & Writing Contest
Considering the closure of all the schools – and we don’t know how long that will last, maybe till the end of the school year – we need to make some changes in handling the Max May Art and Lydia May Writing contests.
Cathy’s WHIM – Our finest hour
March normally brings about the promise of Spring, the excitement of the NCAA basketball tournament, and preparations for Passover. Instead, we find ourselves grappling with the uncertainty of what will happen in the coming weeks and days.
JewishDayton COVID-19 Update – JCC Preschool Closure
Things are quickly evolving as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to ensure we are doing everything possible to protect our children and staff’s health, and fulfill our responsibilities to slow the spread of COVID-19, it has become necessary for us to make...
JewishDayton COVID 19 : Community Event Updates
In the midst of a rapidly evolving COVID19 situation within the Miami Valley and across the United States, we as an organization are taking all of the steps outlined by the State of Ohio and the Montgomery County Department of Health in order to both prevent the community spread of the virus and support containment efforts.
Cathy’s WHIM – Business as Usual – Plus
Over the past month, our news feeds have been inundated with stories about the Coronavirus (COVID-19). What started out as a few cases abroad has turned into tens of thousands of cases worldwide, with some of the infected in Ohio only hours away from Dayton.
A Letter of Support to Our Friends in the Chinese American and Chinese Communities
On February 21, along with 73 Jewish organizations, The Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton pledged to help ensure that Chinese people feel safe and supported, and to combat attacks and stereotyping on social media.
Cathy’s WHIM – Small but Mighty
Earlier this week, I had the privilege of traveling to Washington D.C. for the Jewish Federation of North America’s FedPro Institute.
Cathy’s WHIM – A Proud Moment
It didn’t hit me that I had accomplished something really big in my life until I was sitting in a chair, wearing my cap and gown, and listening to commencement speeches.