Updated below EXCLUSIVE BREAKING NEWS. Yeshivas
Keter Torah of Lakewood, which started ten years ago, headed by Rabbi
Mordechai Dabbah Shlita, will be closing the Lakewood school from 4
th grade through 8
th, at the end of this coming school year and opening an elementary school in Deal, with grades 1st through 8
th, The Lakewood Scoop has learned. The
Mesivta however, will still remain open and under the leadership of Rabbi
Mordechai Shlita. Sources tell The Lakewood Scoop, that the
Rosh Hayeshiva Rabbi
Mordechai Shlita was unable to open his Yeshiva in Deal until now as he initially wanted, because of the Deal Yeshiva's presence. However, the Deal Yeshiva will not be opening this coming school year, primarily because of financial reasons, therefore allowing Rabbi
Dabbah Shlita to open in Deal. We will keep you posted with additional information as it becomes available to us. (
TLS).
U/D 10:28 a.m The Lakewood Scoop just spoke with
Reb Tzvi Zev Shwartz Shlita, the
Menahel of
Keter Torah, who said, that the 4
th through 8
th grade of
Keter Torah will not be CLOSING as initially reported, rather MOVING. A meeting between Deal community leaders, including Rabbi
Diomond Shlita took place with
Reb Yosef Rosenblum Shlita and they asked Rabbi
Mordechai Dabbah Shlita to open a Yeshiva in Deal and that being that most of the upper Lakewood grades are boys from Deal, to have them moved to Deal. The lower classes, grades 1st through 4
th, which is mostly Lakewood boys, will remain in Lakewood.
7 comments:
Will rabbi tzvi zev schwartz stay on as the menahel in lakewood or will he move on to deal?
It sounds more like a move than a close.
What happens after 4th grade? Will the Lakewood kids have to travel to Deal??
Why is this important?
The older Lakewood kids will have to travel to Deal, instead of the Deal kids coming to Lakewood. Being that most of the students are from Deal, it seems only fair to do it this way (and the transportation costs are less too).
Why do you have the CLOSED poster. It is mamesh ONAAS DEVARIM.
Don't you mean ONAAS PICTURE?
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