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Gabriel Munk has over 20 years of experience in education administration and neuropsychology. He received his Bachelor's in Psychology, Master's in Counseling Psychology, and is a PhD candidate in Cognitive Psychology. Munk currently serves as Principal of Louis and Sarah Block Yeshiva College in St. Louis, where he oversees secular and Judaic curricula across boys' and girls' campuses. Previously, he was Principal of Menorah Academy School in Edmonton, where he developed Hebrew language curricula. He also has experience as a neuropsychologist diagnosing and treating brain injuries.
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