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Hebrew Language Academy Charter School Is Now Recruiting Students for 2013 (Sponsored)

Bensonhurst Bean

Mar 1, 2013 — 1 min read

This is a paid announcement from the Hebrew Learning Academy Charter School, a public elementary school in Community District 22, 1340 East 29th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11210.

HLA is now recruiting students for the 2013-14 Academic Year!

75 kindergarten spaces available with limited space
through fifth grade!

Hebrew Language Academy Charter School
A Public Elementary School in Community District 22

located at 1340 East 29th Street • Brooklyn, NY 11210 • 718-377-7200

ALL ARE WELCOME!!

Apply for your child NOW!

Open Houses Scheduled every Tuesday!
HLA is a dual language public school with rigorous academic instruction in grades
Grades K through 5: Hebrew and English Language Instruction, Enriched Math for High Performing Students
Israeli Culture and History, Chess Instruction, Community Service
Two Teachers in Each Class
Extended School Day and School Year

IMPORTANT DATES!!

Application is due April 1, 2013
Lottery will be held on April 11, 2013
Opening Day for Students will be in August 2013

Please visit our website to download an application at WWW.HLACHARTERSCHOOL.ORG

APPLY TODAY!!

Hebrew Language Academy Charter School – A Public Elementary School in Community District 22, 1340 East 29th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11210, (718) 377-7200

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