Exciting News! & Request for Some Help

I am very excited to share some exciting news with you! Our classroom is one step closer to becoming an e-classroom. I have secured the donation of five computers for our class to use in learning and creating projects. This means that we will be able to do so much more in our class and have a lot more that we can share online with you on a regular basis.

Now this is where I need some help…Our classroom is equipped with one internet cable, but to be truly effective all of the computers need to have internet access, and potentially a few other things. So I have a short wish list, which if you are able to help fulfill by donating the relevant equipment from home/work that you are no longer are using it would be greatly appreciated. There is no need to purchase anything new, because we will find a way to make this work based on what I can piece together.

Our e-classroom wish list:

Ethernet router- wireless is not necessary
5 sets of speakers
2 or 3 microphones to create presentations

If you’re able to help out, please e-mail me at jonathanstrausberg@hotmail.com or post a comment.

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This Month in American Jewish History- November

November 5, 1655 To further separate the Jews of New Amsterdam from the rest of the population, Peter Stuyvesant, governor of the colony, barred Jews from serving in the local militia. They were required instead to pay a special tax as a substitute for their service. In protest, Jacob Barsimon and Asser Levy, two of the first Jewish settlers in New Amsterdam, petitioned Stuyvesant for the right to serve on regular duty and thereby be relieved of the special tax. After first being refused, Levy persisted in his request and was permitted to march with the troops by the spring of 1657.

Har Shalom 6th Grade- American Jewish History