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-> Chinuch, Education & Schooling
amother
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 Yesterday at 2:04 pm
Hi-
What would be appropriate to give a rebbe for Chanukkah in this situation? I think money would be awkward. What gift might be appreciated?
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amother
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Yesterday at 2:41 pm
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why is it awkward? We pay full tuition and I'm giving $100. My son's rebbi is amazing and I am so grateful!
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amother
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Yesterday at 2:57 pm
| amother Outerspace wrote: | | why is it awkward? We pay full tuition and I'm giving $100. My son's rebbi is amazing and I am so grateful! |
I'm cannot give $100 to all of my kid's teachers. So, it feels a little silly to give someone $20. I didn't go to frum school growing up and that would have been seen as really tacky. I'm actually just looking for appreciation gift ideas....
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lamplighter
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Yesterday at 2:58 pm
A bottle of wine?
Gift card to a seforim store?
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monseymom161
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Today at 11:37 am
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Cash is best, even a small amount.
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mommyhood
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Today at 12:40 pm
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Not tacky at all to give a Rebbi $20. The culture is different in frum schools. If you really don’t want to do cash, go to the local seforim store buy one of the new Rebbe/Rosh Yeshiva biography or some other new book or Sefer and give it with a gift receipt.
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artist770
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Today at 12:43 pm
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Cash is the norm for chanukah gelt. Anything else would stand out
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