School on Wheels of Massachusetts focuses our efforts on assisting students with their educational needs, in order to help our students stay on track in school. For some students though, in order to stay on track in school, they need more than assistance with math and reading. Some students lack fundamental life skills, such as organizational skills, which can be just as essential for success for particular kids. Luckily, our students that lack these skills are able to learn them through the caring adult that works with them week after week. 
-submitted by Susan Finn
Bar Mitzvah literally means “Son of the Commandment” and signifies the beginning of Jewish adulthood. “Tikkun olam, repair of the world, is now the buzzword circulating through bar and bat mitzvah celebrations. Mitzvah, after all, refers to our obligations toward God and toward other human beings.
Bar Mitzvah literally means “Son of the Commandment” and signifies the beginning of Jewish adulthood. “Tikkun olam, repair of the world, is now the buzzword circulating through bar and bat mitzvah celebrations. Mitzvah, after all, refers to our obligations toward God and toward other human beings.
