The Solomon Leadership Program

The Solomon Program provides the teens of today, our leaders of tomorrow, a comprehensive understanding of what it takes to be a true, moral, and just leader.

 

The Eight Pillars of Leadership.

Each of the Program sessions is centered around a Pillar—one of the eight skills and values that are essential for effective and moral leaders. The Pillar is explored through three different lenses: the curriculum, guest speaker, and mentor. These three parts build upon each other to form a layered, fully developed understanding of each Pillar, and of leadership overall.

Curriculum

The first step for every Pillar is our written curriculum, which is based on the Socratic Method of critical thinking.

Mentorship

Our Mentors are the key to our success. The relationships formed and wisdom that mentors share with students are i the most unique aspect of the Solomon Leadership Program.

Guest Speakers

Guest speakers come from across the professional spectrum, including doctors, CEOs, various government positions, public servants, and more.

The program is open to all 11th and 12th grade students with a passion for leadership.

It is an accredited mentorship that selects a diverse body of teenagers who volunteer in their local community, school, church or synagogue, or otherwise demonstrate their future leadership potential.
Through Solomon’s multi-dimensional program, students, known as Fellows within the program, grow to understand their personal value and potential as leaders. Our curated curriculum, successful mentor role-models, and inspiring renowned guest speakers give participants a broad perspective on leadership and success. This enables Fellows to envision themselves as future leaders, giving them the motivation to pursue their goals on their leadership journey.

The program is open to all 11th, and 12th grade students who aspire to be leaders in their communities and are active in their schools, houses of worship, and extracurricular activities. Students who hold, or have held, leadership positions, or volunteer regularly receive preferred status in the applicant pool.

Once an application is received, the student will be emailed to schedule an interview. Accepted students will receive a Welcome Letter into the program.

There are currently six chapters. The Fort Lauderdale Chapter is located at the Downtown Jewish Chabad Center. 900 E Broward Blvd Fort Lauderdale FL 33301 

Tuesday, November 14th 2023
7:00 pm-9:00 pm is the Meet and Greet. There are 12 meetings in all,  the last one on May 5th, 2024

Solomon Leadership groups will meet two Tuesdays a month from 7pm-9pm


November 14th, 2023 Meet & Greet
November 28th, 2023 Mentor Session
December 5th, 2023 Character
December 19th, 2023 Tolerance
January 9th , 2024 Communication
January 23rd, 2024 Vision
February 6th, 2024 Empowerment
February 20th, 2024 Persistence
March 5th, 2024 Strategy 
March 19th, 2024 Judgment
April 9th, 2024 Final Project prep
May 5th, 2024 Graduation
Light dinner is served at each class.
Classes start promptly at 7pm and ends at 9pm

We are pleased to have Jessi Greenfeder as the DJCC Solomon Program Administrator. 
For more on Jessi;  Please click here 

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Guiding the moral compass of tomorrow's leaders





Checkout our 2022-2023 Graduation Booklet!