Emma
All In for Her Future

Emma began attending the Ariella Joy Frankel Keshet Day School in middle school. Over the years, Emma has become an outstanding self-advocate and an advocate for others. Now as a high school senior, Emma asked to attend her annual IEP meeting where she expressed what she’s accomplished and what she wants her goals to be. 

Lee
All In for Education

After an unexpected change, Lee put their substitute license to work when they stepped in to be the classroom teacher. Lee’s approach has led to significant academic, skills and behavioral growth for their students. When not teaching, Lee can be found researching and creating engaging lesson plans and activities that meet each student’s individual needs.
 

Jessica & Royce
All In for Inclusion

Royce recently joined the Keshet choir, but she was hesitant about the experience and chose to sit back away from the action. Jessica noticed Royce, went up to her right away and waved her over to join the group. Jessica didn’t want anyone to be left out and, using her own methods of communication, welcomed Royce to choir and made sure she was included.

Wendy
All In for Fun

Wendy, a GADOL staff, has always bonded with team member Doug about their love for music. This past summer on a day off from work, Wendy invited Doug to an outdoor concert with her friends where they sang and danced the night away. Wendy is always thinking about ways she can brighten up her participants days and make them happy, even on the weekends!