2003
Hebrew School Opens
Chabad opens its Hebrew School at a rented location in Clinton, with 3 Children in attendance.
$5,700,000
Currently:
$3,630,290
David Dallas
Gary Frank
Gregg Frankel
Ron Gelok
Scott Griffin
Bethlyn Krakauer
James Hughes
Alex Kordonsky
Leslie Kordonsky
Josh Lubin
Rachael Lubin
Dr. Ed Maron
Susan Maron
Dr. Gary Shangold
Edythe Victor
Dr. Stephen Victor
Ilene Kaplan
Richard Kaplan
Michael Benshimon
Tali Benshimon
Thor Harris
Architects:
Joshua Zinder & Michael Landau
Land Use Attorney:
Michael Camerino
Civil Engineer:
Bob Zederbaum
MEP Engineer and Project Manager:
Mathew Jarmel
Traffic Engineer:
Judd Rocciola
Campaign Marketing:
Spotlight Design, NY
Chabad of Hunterdon County
90 Beaver Avenue.
Clinton, NJ 08809
908-238-9002
Rachel Kornfeld was born in Montreal, Quebec-Canada. She attended high school there and graduated as valedictorian of her class. Following high school, she spent two years in seminary and received her diploma as a teacher of Judaic Studies. Upon completing her teacher training she studied at Touro College in NY. She graduated “summa cum laude” with a B.S. in Communication Disorders with a minor in education. She also holds a Masters Degree in Health Sciences, Speech and Hearing Disorders. She is an ASHA accredited Speech Language Pathologist. Rachel has vast experience in the areas of children’s programming and education. She has worked as a successful counselor and head counselor in California, Florida and North Carolina. Upon graduating she worked as a teacher and assistant program director at Free Hebrew for Juniors, a supplementary school providing Hebrew and Jewish studies to public school students.
Rabbi Eli Kornfeld grew up in Seattle, Washington, is the third of ten siblings his father is a The Chabad representative in Mercer Island, WA, a leading Rabbi of the Jewish community and serves as the spiritual leader of Congregation Shevet Achim. He attended High School at the educational institute Oholei Torah in Brooklyn, NY, meriting to learn from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of righteous memory. In 1997, he attended yeshiva in Kfar Chabad, Israel and then in Budapest, Hungary. He earned a B.S. of Religious Studies from the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown, NJ. He was part of a founding group of Yeshiva students who were the first class to learn in a yeshiva in Eastern Europe since World War Two. Upon completion of his studies he received his rabbinic ordination from the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu OB”M Rabbi Yitzchak Yaruslovsky, Chief Rabbi of Rabbinical Court, Israel, Rabbi Zelig Sharfstein OB”M Chief Rabbi Cincinnati, OH, Rabbi Dovid Schochet Chief Rabbi Toronto, OT, and Rabbi Chaim Schapiro, Morristown, NJ.