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Page 10 - 77m News * August, 1995 Carolina Agency f or Jew ish Fclucation Teachers from all the Sha lom Park schools were joined by parents, students and Jewish com munity leaders on Sunday, May 7 for an ke Cream Sundae on Sun day party to celebrate Jewish edu cation. Sponsored by the Carolina Agency for Jewish Education (CAJE), the event was an oppor tunity to recognize the teachers of the community’s Jewish schools for their achievements during the year as well as a time to announce the winners of the first annual CAJE Melamed Awards program honoring special school volunteers *who have made a difference for Jewish education. Eight Jewish teachers became the charter members of the Chacham Club (**wise guys** or **wise gals** —chacham Is the Hebrew for a wise person!) a program to recognize teachers who complete four or more workshops or classes to advance their profes sional learning during the school year: Roz Cooper (Temple Israel & Consolidated High School), Sam Eneman (Consolidated High School), Susan Lepow (Temple Beth El & Consolidated High School) Peri Flohr, Amel Greenberg, Alan Levine, Roger Meyers, Roslyn Meyers (Temple Beth El) Chacham Club members received certificates honoring their achievements. Mayim Meyers, a madrikhim (teacher’s assistant), for Temple Beth El Religious School and a stu dent in the Consolidated High School, was specially inducted into charter membership in the Chacham Club for 1994-95 for her completion of four teacher workshops along with her adult counterparts. She received a cer tificate and a Jewish Publication Society gift certificate. Throughout the year, teachers in the Jewish schools at Shalom Park participated in a second new program to encourage them to be the best teachers they could be, the CAJE Frequent Learners* Club. Every time a teacher completed a workshop, he or she earned a chance in a drawing for prizes which were drawn at the ice cream party. The winners of the top prizes were: **Susan Lepow - $100 Jewish Publication Society Gift CertiHcate **Susan Aizenman - JCC Charlotte Health Club Membership($275 value) “Peri Flohr - $500 CAJE Conference Registration Scholarship, August 1995. The first annual CAJE Melamed Awards were presented to three local valued community volunteers who were named Hon orary Jewish Teacher of the Year for contributions they made to make their school a better place for students, parents and teachers. See additional feature article in this paper. Gene Kavadio (I) and Sue Klein, were among the many volunteers who participated In the event to celebrate our community's most precious asset, its Jewish teachers. Everyone loves ice cream! Membership Fees Range from $18 to $100 Mail This Coupon and Your Check Today! Name Address Congregation/School Phone I^Mail Reply to: CAJE-PO Box 13574; Charlotte, NC 28270-0082 j CAJE is The Best Bargain in Jewish Community Membership The Carolina Agency for Jew ish Education (CAJE) cooperative network condnues to grow across the greater Carolinas region be cause of the support of individu als and families just like you. CAJE is the multim^ia Re source Center lending library at Shalom Park - and a whole lot more! Your tax-deductible mem bership donation enables you to borrow materials from the Re source Center - and it also sup ports the programs, workshops, speakers, publications, exhibits, awards, consultations and other services that CAJE offers through out the year. 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