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Rebbetzin Kaplan was the visionary who shaped Jewish education for girls in America. Through her warmth, kindness, and dedication, she transformed countless lives and left a lasting mark on the community. Rebbetzin Danielle Leibowitz joins us to explore her pioneering work and the legacy that continues to inspire new generations.
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