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Count
your children
among
tomorrow's
leaders.

Enroll them
in a Jewish
high school.

ewish high school graduates excel.
In their academic performance. In their
community involvement. In their personal
and professional lives. They stand out as
achievers. They stand out as people.
Surprising? Hardly.
According to an AVI CHAI study of
1,250 June 1996 graduates of Jewish high
schools across the country, 99% were
going on to colleges and universities.
Schools like Brandeis, Chicago, Columbia,
Harvard, Penn, Rutgers, UCLA, Yale and
Yeshiva University.
Many of these students chose to defer
college in order to build on their love for
the Jewish land and its people through a
year of Judaic study in Israel.
The values and achievements of
Jewish high school graduates are eloquent
testimony to the commitment of teachers,
administrators, lay leaders and parents who
make the learning experience challenging
and effective.
However, much more can and must
be done.
Budgetary constraints put limits on
scholarship funds, and on the number of
students who can be offered this ticket to
Jewish and personal success.
. Moreover, Jewish high school students
deserve the finest labs, libraries and gyms.
Yet, in most cases, the finances of Jewish
high schools are stretched to the limit —
buildings, books and faculty — with little
remaining for the extras that enrich the
educational experience.
AVI CHAI applauds these schools. And
we know they can be even better with
your support.

It's your future. Make it happen!

This ad is presented by THE AVI CHAI FOUNDATION, 52 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York, NY 10017-3808