Cheder Chabad of Monsey marked a major milestone last week Sunday with the official dedication of its newly acquired five-acre campus in New City, drawing a large crowd of Rabbonim, community leaders, public officials, philanthropists, parents, and residents for the celebration.
The newly expanded campus, officially named “Beit Shvidler Cheder Chabad,” was dedicated in recognition of the support of philanthropist Eugene Shvidler during a special sign unveiling ceremony held at the property.
The sprawling campus, located on New Hempstead Road in New City, currently houses the cheder’s preschool division and includes a large shul, social hall, classrooms, office space, and additional facilities that school leaders say will help accommodate the institution’s rapid growth.
Cheder leadership also announced plans for a major expansion project that will include the construction of a new wing for the boys’ division, significantly increasing classroom and educational space for the growing student body. Plans for the future campus reportedly include upgraded recreational areas, outdoor learning spaces, sports fields, and additional modern educational facilities.
Sunday’s event featured performances by the cheder choir, musical entertainment, and family activities for children, creating what attendees described as an atmosphere of excitement and pride surrounding the continued growth of the mosad.
Rabbi Dovid Brawer, director of Cheder Chabad of Monsey, said the new campus represents a major investment in the future of chinuch for the community and will allow the institution to continue expanding to meet increasing demand.
