Hundreds of Lakewood Cheder children arrived this morning for the first day of school at the new Lakewood Cheder building in Jackson, marking a major milestone for the growing school and the Jackson community.
The new facility is primarily serving children from primary through fifth grade, school officials told TLS.
A significant portion of the students attending the new building are from Jackson, allowing many families to avoid the daily commute into Lakewood for school.
The expansion comes as the Lakewood Cheder continues to experience significant growth. The Lakewood campus currently has approximately 10 parallel classes in each grade, creating a substantial need for additional space.
The new Jackson location is expected to help accommodate that growth while providing hundreds of local children with a school building closer to home.
Did the Lakewood families get bussing into Jackson? How does that work?
No I heard many parents don’t have bussing yet.
Nice!
Where is this new building?
In Jackson, NJ
IMHO, not advisable to post address on a website these days.
They all know already. anyone u dont want knowing knows. Daven to Hashem
It’s a new school, not an extension of the Lakewood school specifically. Totally separate hanhalla.
What percentage of the children are actually Jackson residents?
special thank you to Rabbi Aharon Aryeh S. shlit”a for all his effort!
Is this the BMG building? Or Cheder? Both?
both
They seem to be sharing the building for now. BMG Princeton also shares space with an elementary school.
It’s not Lakewood Cheder, it’s Jackson Cheder (Cheder Hachodosh d’Jackson)
Just had to say this: If it’s Cheder Hachodosh, it can’t exactly be separate from Lakewood Cheder; chodosh to what?! (Super lamdan speaking here!:)
Can a child be accepted if one of the parents have a smartphone
What an accomplishment
Thinking ahead of the klals needs
So many reasons to say nah,!,,
Kesheyofutzu!, the malachite says gadel
And to the nosei ha’aron ashrechoh
Each child an olam koton
Many said pen yirbeh, shechina omeres kein yirbu