Coronavirus Updates & Resources

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Governor Wolf has announced that all public schools will be closed for the remainder of the school year. Please abide by Pennsylvania’s stay-at-home orders to prevent further spread of the virus.

On Mondays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. through noon any Philadelphia student can get up to six grab-and-go meals per student at 80 schools across the city. Click here for a list and location near you. For additional support on how to access food distribution centers, please reach out to our Main Office.

If you need to get in touch with someone at the school, you can still dial in to our Main Line at (267) 225-1511. During business hours, someone from our Operations Team will be able to answer your call or get back to you quickly.

Comcast is offering low-income customers 60 days of free internet service during the coronavirus pandemic. Click here for an overview of how to access these services. Additionally, Comcast has opened up hotspots across the city and many cell phone providers are providing free data plans for mobile hot spots. Please be sure to call us if you are having trouble accessing internet.

Reminder:

If you and your family are experiencing extreme hardship at this time, please let us know by emailing info@philadelphiahebrewpublic.org or calling our Main Office at (267) 225-1511.

We are committed to getting all of our families online. Please be sure to reach out to let us know if you do not have a device or internet to join our virtual classrooms.