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April 25, 2024 - Image 2

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2024-04-25
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10 | APRIL 25 • 2024
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nsuring that all people are treated
with dignity and respect has
been the guiding force behind a
40-year partnership between a group of
local seventh-graders and adults with
developmental disabilities who are served
by JARC, a Metro Detroit nonprofit whose
mission is to enrich the lives of people
with developmental disabilities.
One of JARC’s longest-standing
partnerships is with Hillel Day School,
an independent K-8 Jewish day school
in Farmington Hills. This year marks
the program’s 40th anniversary, where
each school year, seventh-grade Hillel
students gather monthly with adults with
developmental disabilities served by JARC
to spend time with and enjoy activities
ALISON SCHWARTZ SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

OUR COMMUNITY
COVER STORY

COURTESY OF THE LEONARD N. SIMONS JEWISH COMMUNITY ARCHIVES

JARC and Hillel Day School
seventh-graders celebrate 40
years together.

A
Long-Standing



Partnership

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