THE PHILLIPS AND LUNEVSKY HEBREW SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
A reading of the curriculum of the Phillips (and Lunevsky Hebrew School, Lenox avenue, corner West 116th street, New York, will give one a fair idea of the high standard attained by the teaching force of this admirable institution. A complete course in Hebrew grammar is offered, which leads up to a thorough study of the Bible, the Prophets, and then to the study of the Hebrew religion with all its traditional ceremonies and symbols.
The aim of Messrs. Phillips and Lunevsky, both excellent pedagogues, is not so much to teach the outlines of Jewish knowledge, but to utilize that knowledge in the creation of loyalty to the Jewish faith.
The school rooms employed are modern in structure, sanitary in every respect, and have a seating capacity of 200. They are light and airy, well equipped, and the ventilation is perfect.
The faculty consists of Jacob Phillips, a teacher of thirty-five years' experience, a man who is devoted to the profession, Mr. Sol. Lunevsky, who has been teaching Jewish children for twenty-four years, and a staff of four competent assistants.
The management is not at all like the traditional cheder. There are system, order, harmony, and a general air of cordiality in every phase of the conduct of the chool. The surroundings are wholesome, and perfect discipline is maintained without the exercise of authority. A letter addressed to the school, Bernheimer building, Lenox avenue, corner West 116th street, will be answered with full particulars.
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