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Hebrew Academy of San Francisco

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Hebrew Academy of San Francisco was a private Jewish day school, operating in San Francisco, California, from 1969 to 2016. It was founded by Rabbi Pinchas Lipner, and had the only Orthodox Jewish high school in San Francisco during that time. From 2005 onward it was known as Lisa Kampner Hebrew Academy.

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Hebrew Academy of San Francisco
14th Avenue, San Francisco

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94122 San Francisco
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