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Comprehensive Basic Education Ensured By Rabbi Daniel Greer

The guidelines provided by the religious scriptures of the Torah and Talmud instruct the practitioners to think about the betterment of others before considering one’s self-benefit. These teachings are sowed into the young minds by the teacher or “rabbi” of the Jewish population. Thinking of others before oneself is the prime principle followed by the esteemed rabbi Daniel Greer and this is reflected in his actions taken for the improvement of the Jewish community, both in living and educational conditions. The rabbi understands the importance of basic education in a person’s life and therefore set about in the journey of providing a center of education to the community.
Education with moral guidelines
In course of his diligent and whole-hearted efforts to bring serenity and peace into the neighborhood, Rabbi Daniel Greer established a primary school for his community and others. As a former attendee of the two most famous schools in the world, he understood the importance of education for the children. The school did and still does provide a comprehensive educational program for the young and unpolluted minds. The students learn about the teachings of the sacred Jewish scriptures in addition to the general subjects taught at any usual school.
Transforming the old into new
The rabbi continued his practice of giving back to the community by refurbishing a century-old building and relocating his school there. He also beautified the surroundings of the school and gave it green and natural surroundings, a definite improvement from the previous expanse of cracked gray asphalt. He also took several important steps which caused the eviction of nefarious drug dealers from the community area.





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