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Lauder Javne School Celebrates 25 Years of Jewish Education in Hungary

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Lauder Javne School Celebrates 25 Years of Jewish Education in Hungary

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The Lauder Javne Jewish Community School celebrated its 25th year of Jewish Education in Hungary.

Located in Budapest, Hungary, the bustling Lauder School includes Kindergarten, Elementary and Music programs.

In celebration of the school’s 25th Birthday, Lauder Javne School staff, students and special guests held on-stage performances, dances and more.

Read more about the celebration, as well as the other school happenings in the newest Winter 2015 newsletter (opens as PDF).

Other key stories include green Tu B’Shvat events, inter-faith meetings with Turkish high school students, a Holocaust Trivia with the Raul Wallenberg Association and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and a school-wide “Dress in Red” charity campaign.

Here are some snapshots of the excitement: