Magazine Feature
Tuesday, April 09, 2024
Magazine Feature
Tuesday, April 09, 2024
Creating a network of schools and services under the noses of the KGB. A memoir of challenge and survival
Tzivia Meth
Tzivia Meth, a graduate of Manhattan High School for Girls and BJJ Seminary, is passionate about researching, studying, and teaching Jewish History – most particularly, bringing it to life for her high school students. She teaches ancient and early modern Jewish History and AP European history in Shevach High School in Queens, NY, in addition to being tenth grade mechaneches. She holds Masters degrees in Jewish History and Jewish Education. Tzivia lives with her family in Kew Gardens Hills, NY.
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