Professional Development: Walking the Way of Dr. Martin Luther King

Posted by on December 19, 2003

Service Learning Institute of Jewish Community High School

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN SERVICE:
WALKING IN THE WAY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING

Martin Luther King Jr. lived a life of dignity in service. The Jewish Community High School of Gratz College (JCHS) will honor his legacy through learning about the civil rights movement and hearing true stories about members of the Jewish community who have fought for justice and civil rights. The goal of our 7 programs during the month of January is to inspire the search for justice in today? s Jewish youth and Jewish educators. The programs are designed to help them to understand that service is a way of life, and not only a day. Each student and teacher will be asked to make a commitment to walk in the way of Dr. King, as well as thousands of Jewish social activists, through committing to service on or around the MLK Day of Service.

January 4: Professional development In-Service from 12:45pm-2:45pm for secondary school teachers to understand Service Learning pedagogy, Jewish tradition and history about social justice, and service learning program enhancement and development.
Teachers can receive Act 48 credits.

Location: Gratz College, Mandell Educational Campus,
7605 Old York Road
Melrose Park, PA 19027
Beth Margolis-Rupp, Director Service Learning Institute
Suzanne Wolfenson, Assistant Director
Jewish Community High School of Gratz College
215-635-7300 ext 5 e-mail [email protected]
Donation to Scholarship Fund: $36.00

To find out more or to register please email Bmargolis [email protected]