Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School

Community services at Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School, Skokie

Location: Skokie, IL, USA

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Welcome to Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School, serving the Jewish community in Skokie.

Address: 7120 Laramie Ave, Skokie, IL 60077, USA.

Rabbi / contact: menachem linzer.

Contact: phone 8476746533, email [email protected], website www.hilleltorah.org.

Minyan schedule

Monday

Shacharis: 7:50 AM

Tuesday

Shacharis: 7:50 AM

Wednesday

Shacharis: 7:50 AM

Thursday

Shacharis: 7:50 AM

Friday

Shacharis: 7:50 AM

Shacharit is held in room 31. Mincha is held in room 33 there is no Mincha on Fridays.

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Address: 7120 Laramie Ave, Skokie, IL 60077, USA

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Contact

Location: Skokie, USA
Phone: 8476746533
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hilleltorah.org

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About this listing

Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School serves as a central point for the Skokie Jewish community. Located at 7120 Laramie Avenue, this institution provides a space for both education and daily prayer. The school fosters a welcoming environment for local residents and visitors alike.

Daily Shacharit and Mincha services are hosted on the campus under the leadership of Rabbi Menachem Linzer. The school serves the broader North Shore area of Chicago. It remains a dedicated hub for Modern Orthodox life and learning in Illinois.

Whether you are a local parent or a visitor in Skokie, the school offers consistent prayer services. The facility is well-organized with specific rooms designated for different daily minyanim. This ensures a quiet and respectful space for communal tefillah.

About the area

The school is situated in the heart of Skokie, a premier Jewish suburb north of Chicago. This location is ideal for those living in or traveling through the North Shore area. The building is near major roads, making it easy to reach from neighboring Evanston or Lincolnwood.

A Hub of Jewish Infrastructure

Skokie is known for its high density of Jewish institutions. Living here means being close to many vital services. The area features a variety of shuls, kosher markets, and community centers.

Jewel-Osco in Skokie maintains a large kosher section.
The Lubavitch Chabad of Skokie is located within the same general district.
Many local residents utilize the various community mikvahs in the vicinity.

Public transportation options like the CTA Yellow Line serve the area. This helps visitors travel from downtown Chicago to Skokie with ease. The neighborhood is quiet, safe, and very walkable during the daylight hours.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Skokie is a major center for Jewish life in the Midwest. Visitors will find several important landmarks within a short distance of the school.

The Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center is a brief drive away.
Skokie Valley Agudath Jacob is a prominent nearby synagogue.
The Main-Dempster Mile offers various kosher shopping options.
Several local kosher bakeries and cafes serve the community daily.

The neighborhood is also home to the Skokie Eruv. This makes the area convenient for families observing Shabbat. Numerous parks and public libraries provide space for community gatherings and recreation throughout the year.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a structured and punctual prayer schedule. Services are held in designated classrooms within the school building. This creates a scholarly and spiritual atmosphere for all participants.

Shacharit takes place in Room 31 at 7:50 AM on weekdays.
Mincha is held in Room 33 during the school week.
There are no Mincha services on Friday afternoons.
The environment is family-friendly and community-oriented.

Navigating the Facility

Upon arrival, visitors should look for the main office or follow signs for the minyan rooms. The school staff and regular attendees are helpful and welcoming to guests. The rooms provide a simple, clean space for focused prayer.

Since this is a busy day school, please be mindful of school hours. Parking is available near the school entrance. It is always a good idea to arrive a few minutes early to find the specific room. The minyan typically follows the Nusach Ashkenaz tradition.

Frequently asked questions

What time are the morning services held?

Shacharit services are held at 7:50 AM from Monday through Friday. These services take place in Room 31.

Where is the afternoon service located?

Mincha services are held in Room 33. Please note there is no Mincha service on Friday afternoons.

Is there an Eruv in the surrounding area?

Yes, the school is located within the Skokie community, which is served by a local Eruv.

Where is Hillel Torah located?

The school is located at 7120 Laramie Ave in Skokie, Illinois. It is easily accessible from the Edens Expressway.