Marcia Lane

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Email Marcia Lane at marcia.lane@ghcny.org. This email is the most updated Marcia Lane email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Marcia Lane?

To contact Marcia Lane send an email to marcia.lane@ghcny.org. (updated on November 04, 2024)

Principal, Religious School at Greenburgh Hebrew Center | Stamford, Connecticut, United States

About Marcia Lane

Marcia Lane serves as the Director of Education at the Greenburgh Hebrew Center, where she leads a vibrant Gan-7th grade supplemental school that currently engages 65 students in a dynamic and inclusive learning environment. With a strong commitment to fostering a love for Jewish learning, Marcia emphasizes the importance of diverse educational modalities, ensuring that each student can connect with their Jewish identity in meaningful ways. Under her guidance, the curriculum is designed to be both fun and challenging, incorporating elements of Hebrew language, liturgy, music, storytelling, and religious studies.

In her role, Marcia has spearheaded several key projects that reflect her dedication to community engagement and lifelong learning. Notable initiatives include the Tapestry 2016, an evening dedicated to Jewish adult education, and the Global Day of Jewish Learning, which aims to unite Jewish communities worldwide in shared learning experiences. Additionally, she plays a pivotal role in the 2017 Behrend Leadership Institute, nurturing the next generation of Jewish leaders, and is actively involved in Shabbat Across Stamford, promoting community cohesion through shared rituals and celebrations.

Marcia’s expertise extends to special education, allowing her to create an inclusive atmosphere that caters to diverse learning needs. She believes in the power of a creative faculty, encouraging educators to explore innovative teaching methods that resonate with students. Through her leadership, the Greenburgh Hebrew Center continues to thrive as a hub of Jewish education, inspiring students and families to engage deeply with their heritage and community.

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