Original sentence: In the Hebrew language kadima means to move forward, which is what founder Andrew Groveman has in mind for the student's future, and education.It is a Modern-Orthodox Jewish co-educational school.It is a dual-curriculum Hebrew - English school founded by Andrew Groveman.It uses the Harkness Table approach to teaching.Kadima is MJHS's school motto.The school produces a monthly student-run newspaper, called The Kadima Khronicle, and has plans for similar publications such as a yearbook and literary magazine
Edited sentence: In the Hebrew language Kadima means to move forward, which is what founder Andrew Groveman has in mind for the student's future, and education.It also has an interesting approach to learning, the Harkness Table.It is a Modern-Orthodox Jewish co-educational day school that aims to become one of the best schools in the southern region.It is a dual-curriculum Hebrew - English school.Some of the outstanding teachers in MJHS are: Aviezer Gellmen, Eric Berman, Joan Traffas, and Ann Indingaro.The reason for the title to include the word "Kadima"  is because that's MJHS's secondary name, or its school's motto.The school produces a monthly student-run newspaper, and has high hopes for similar things such as a yearbook  and literary magazine.The student-run newspaper is run by Editor-in-Chief Parker Mantell, and is called The Kadima Khronicle.This table has been used primarily at Phillips Exeter, and was named for the philanthropist Edward Harkness who made a monetary bequest to the Academy in the early 1930s