No Place for Hate

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In addition to the core curriculum, students have the opportunity to participate in an array of programming that enhances their learning experiences at our school.
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- Shlenker Parents Association (SPA)
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Health and Safety
The Shlenker School is committed to maintaining a healthy and safe environment.
- 2023-2024 Physician's Student Health Form

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The No Place for Hate program, sponsored by the Anti-Defamation League, encourages schools to gain recognition as a ”No Place for Hate School” by promoting diversity education, respect for individual differences, and anti-bullying behavior. Under the leadership of Shlenker teachers and the "No Place for Hate Coalition” (made up of student members in third through fifth grades), Shlenker students conduct activities to sustain an inclusive school environment such as Chesed (Kindness) Week and weekly messages and skits. These activities are closely tied to one of our core values of b’tselem Elohim—the notion that we are all created in God’s image and should be accepting of others.