03/27/2024
We asked alumni what they miss most about their time at BTJ. Here's what they shared:
đMany fondly reminisced about their teachers, expressing gratitude for their dedication and care. One alum recalled a Gemarah teacher who taught with a heart of gold, while another cherished memories of Sports teacher Doron Deutsch who left a lasting impact. Rabbi Yoram was also mentioned, highlighting the love and support provided by the faculty.
đFood was another beloved aspect, with schnitzel being a standout favorite among students.
đSome alumni cherished their quiet corners with beautiful views, providing moments of tranquility amidst bustling school life.
đA few students from the 70s and 80s reminisced about how they would watch Maccabi (the soccer teams for Israel) on Thursday evenings in the auditorium, just like non-religious schools.
Today, these alumni have gone on to pursue diverse career paths; graphic artists, medical professionals, CEOs, sales managers, and electrical, software, and computer engineers.
This is a true testament to the impact you make when you support BTJ. These experiences only happened because of you. đ
*Pictured is alumni from the class of 2010 during a reunion.