Some students may leave school early Monday due to Obama traffic disruption

September 25, 2011

Judaic Studies Principal Rabbi Ari Leubitz announced via e-mail Sunday that traffic closures due to the visit of President Obama would affect the drive home at the end of the school Monday, especially toward North Beverly Hills. In the following e-mail, he said students hoping to avoid gridlock may leave school after 1:30.

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Dear Parents,Due to President Obama’s visit to Los Angeles tomorrow, some schools in our vicinity are modifying their school day to avoid the street closures. Please be advised that after reviewing the affected streets and the timings of the closures,we have decided that Shalhevet will maintain regular school hours. We recommend that families living in the Pico/Robertson area travel south on Fairfax an avoid Olympic and Pico Blvd.Families living in North Beverly Hills may find it particularly arduous returning home tomorrow evening. Those who are concerned about getting home in a timely fashion may contact the front desk, and we will excuse your students after 130pm.

Please be in contact with any questions,

Rabbi Leubitz

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Some students may leave school early Monday due to Obama traffic disruption

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