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SAR Academy Mail - Chadashot 3.15.13 - Parshat Vayikra
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Chadashot 3.15.13 - Parshat Vayikra
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CHADASHOT
March 15, 2013
Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 1:04 PM
Shabbat Parshat Vayikra
4 Nisan 5773
Candle Lighting: 6:44 pm
Havdalah: 7:47 pm
Click here for PDF version of the Chadashot
A MESSAGE FROM RABBI KRAUSS
Dear Parents,
Kol Hakavod to our 8th graders who
parƟcipated in the “Names, Not Numbers”
Holocaust Documentary
Program which was screened
this week. A special thank you
Mazal Tov
To EsƟ Ben Meir on her recent
Bat Mitzvah.
To NaƟ Ben Meir on his recent
Bar Mitzvah.
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to Stefa Hasson for leading this program and
teaching our children.
CongratulaƟons as well to the 7th & 8th grade
Girls Basketball team led by coach Jeff Morris,
on their championship win.
As we ushered in Chodesh Nisan this week,
and our Pesach preparaƟons and learning
have begun in earnest, I encourage you to
conƟnue learning at home around the
Shabbat table. Children and quesƟons are
central to the Pesach experience, and this is a
wonderful opportunity to bridge school and
home.
Condolences
To Shmuelik Kedmi and Naomi
Kedmi (gr. 5) on the passing of
their beloved mother and
grandmother, Chava Kedmi.
Finally, I look forward to joining our seventh
graders and Yachad for the annual Yachad
Shabbaton. We are grateful to the New
Rochelle community for so graciously hosƟng
our students.
Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi Binyamin Krauss
ACADEMY NEWS
Native American Studies
The third grade began a unit on NaƟve American
studies this week with an outstanding
educaƟonal workshop on March 11th. Our
guides were familiar faces to SAR. Jamie, a
Cherokee Indian greeted the children in
Mohawk language: “seh-go” which means “it’s
good to see you looking so fine.” He introduced
the children to an array of objects used by the
Eastern Woodlands. The mulƟ-purpose room was transformed into a NaƟve
American museum with tools, weapons, headdresses, pots, cradleboards,
wampum belts, clothing, masks and a longhouse. He showed the children photos
of himself dressed in tradiƟonal garb. Bob, a cultural anthropologist, explained how
Indian children learned many skills of coordinaƟon and cooperaƟon through
games. The children had a great Ɵme playing with corn kernels and dice on deer
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skin as well as trying to catch rings in a handheld ring toss game.
The children were amazed by Bob’s adopted Indian family as well as Jamie’s life
growing up as a Cherokee Indian. They loved hearing stories about Jamie as a liƩle
boy learning about NaƟve American culture from his grandfather. As the third
graders begin their research, we hope they will keep these values in mind. We look
forward to an exciƟng unit!
We Bet Legoland doesn’t have this!
The “Lego and the Mishkan” Enrichment Cluster completed their project this week.
The children were able to deepen their understanding of the Mishkan through
building a replica of it with Lego and were very proud of their accomplishment. The
Mishkan is located in front of the teacher’s room. Please come by and take a look!
Kol hakavod to Ben Craimer, Yonah Fenster, Jedidiah Konovitch, Charlie Maryles,
Benj Rosen, Yisrael-Dovid Rosenberg, Max Sandel, Lyla Tesler, Ella Weisz and
Shimmy Wohlberg on a job well done!
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Names Not Numbers
CULMINATING EVENT: The screening of SAR's fiŌh documentary oral history film
opened to a full house on the evening of March 13th. The stars of the film were
seven survivors of the Shoah: Dr. Moshe Avital, Mr. Philip Bialowitz, Rebbetzin
Hadassa Schneerson Carlebach, Mrs. Gerda Gross Kahan , Mr. Jerry Lindenstraus,
Mr. Curt Lowens, Mrs. Johanna Gerechter Neumann and the 21 students in Mrs.
Hasson's NAMES, NOT NUMBERS elecƟve class.
The audience included: family members of both survivors and students, SAR Board
members, administrators, faculty, alumni, survivors interviewed in previous films,
and the extended SAR community. They were able to interact with each other at
the conclusion of the film, to ask quesƟons and share what they experienced. All
agreed that it was a powerful, meaningful, and unifying event.
The evening was enhanced by the refreshments prepared by chef Eran Ginzberg,
Mrs. Ruthie Stavsky's superb 7th& 8th grade wait staff, and the decoraƟve touches
provided by the Bezborodko-Horowitz family. Thank you to Leo & Rochelle
Goldberg and Marc Hasson for sponsoring this event.
Click here to see more pictures.
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In library, fourth graders were capƟvated seeing Haggadot from Morah Beth
Braunstein’s collecƟon. Classes focused on comparing how the arƟsts rendered
their version of the four sons (children). A variety of styles were studied and
students decided which picture matches with which type of child.
The main emphasis was on the beauty and detailed work of the Moss Haggadah
published in 1988. Hand calligraphy, micrography and papercuts are all part of this
richly illuminated, hand wriƩen Haggadah.
One of the pages in the Moss Hagadah allows for space to document seder guests
each year. Students were encouraged to begin a family history of seder aƩendees
in their family. Morah Beth shared the family history she is keeping for Pesach.
Kedushat Haguf
For the month of Kedushat Haguf, keeping our bodies healthy, we are conƟnuing
the fitness logs. Here's what you need to do: Exercise at least four Ɵmes a week for
30 minutes, get it signed, and turn it in to the gym by the end of the week. Winners
are chosen on Mondays. We will be including all students who parƟcipate at least
one week in the final raffle (which will take place at the end of the month).
Handouts will be available outside the gym. Some of the acƟviƟes the students
logged were swimming, jumping, basketball, running, walking their dog
and trampoline.
Last week 125 students parƟcipated we would love to have an even bigger
showing. Next week is the final week so fill out your log for a chance to win a prize
at the end of the week and to be included in the final raffle!
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The winners for the first week of the Kedushat Haguf fitness log:
1st grade- Ezra Schwab
2nd- Noa Schwartz
3rd- Carly Yarmus
4th- Amalia Stulbach
5th- Ayala Grossman
6th- Micah GenƟn
7th- Avi Roth
8th- David Aranoff
The Three E’s: Enjoyment, Engagement, Enrichment
By Sharon Marson
Children are talented. One of our goals during these past two semesters of
Enrichment Clusters has been nurturing the passions and interests of our students.
In MulƟple Intelligence Theory (the work of Howard Gardner) he believes there is
not just one type of global intelligence, but numerous specific types. Our
wonderful faculty and parent and grandparent facilitators provided excepƟonal
learning opportuniƟes in diverse disciplines, allowing children to develop their
potenƟal in areas in which they display strengths. We all need to be exposed to
many different experiences to discover our interests and talents and our
Enrichment Cluster facilitators and assistants lovingly supported this exploraƟon.
As each Enrichment Cluster was guided by a Driving QuesƟon and the children's
understanding of the topic deepened over the course of the semester, through
their own exploraƟon as well as meeƟng with experts in the field they were
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exploring, they applied their knowledge to create products, services, or
performances. For instance, in Caleb Fitzsimmon's, "build~a~computer,"
computers were created from scratch (watch for an upcoming ad in Chadashot for
the sale of the newly built computers-there was a run on them last semester).
Original games were designed-ready for play-in Renata Cohen and Chani Jaskoll's
Enrichment Cluster, "Become A Game Designer"; mp3 files of music engineered in
Chazan Shim Craimer's, "Music Producers In Session" are being emailed home for
families' enjoyment; Chana Sommer's, "Fireworks, Fortune Cookies, and Fried Rice:
Journey East" offered children the opportunity to experience many facets of
Chinese culture as well as the chance to engage in independent research on a topic
of their choice within the broader study; students in Lauren Lieberman's, "Top
Secret: Say It With Sign", most who had never before explored sign language,
"spoke" and then translated full sentences to a visiƟng guest. In "Just Clowning
Around InsƟtute" led by Tommi Blank, the children developed unique clown
characters as well as communicaƟon skills to liŌ the spirits of elderly residents at
The Hebrew Home. Click on this link to watch a clip of their visit: Mitzva Clowning
2013-Large_2.m4v Sharon Sturm's, "Lego and the Mishkan" has an intricate model
of the Mishkan built with heart and with meaning on display outside the Teachers'
Room; Rivka Heisler's, "Lights! Camera! AcƟon! Video ProducƟon Company" will be
having a film screening shortly aŌer Pesach. "Mindbenders: Riddles, Puzzles, and
Lateral Thinking ConsorƟum" led by Chana AdaƩo and Gail Krasner created a
mind-stretching presentaƟon (click here to view). Children in Jen Sokol and Tamar
Kreiger's, "Whodunit? Mysteries, Clues, and Forensics" created a mystery of their
own that could be solved with forensic informaƟon with which they had become
familiar; and many, many more wonderful, interesƟng products, services, and
performances comprised our Enrichment Program and our children's experiences.
Thank you to the many parents who joined us as guest speakers and really kol
hakavod to our faculty and parents and grandparents who shared their experƟse
and passions to make this rich program the success that it is.
Coming up, are Brown Bag Seminars: "Fashion Forward" with SAR parent, Toby
Smith, fashion designer and "On A Roll: Or How A Kid From The Bronx Started With
Hot Dogs And Ended Up Making A Fortune" with SAR parent and grandparent,
Howard Jonas, entrepreneur. Also, our first grade Enrichment Cluster semester, is
set to launch aŌer Pesach with an array of exciƟng offerings.
Please be in touch if you would like to parƟcipate as a facilitator of an Enrichment
Cluster or as visiƟng speaker for next year's program. [email protected]
Chesed in Action
With Pesach less than two weeks away, many of us
have begun preparing for the chag. But we felt it
was important to think about those who are less
fortunate than us, and who depend on the chesed
of others to make their chag meaningful. In that
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vein 6X & 6Z went to the Bronx Jewish Community
Council headquarters in Co-op City to assist in the
packing of hundreds of Pesach food packages bound
for elderly and home bound residents of the Bronx. Our students heard about
these residents and the important role they play in
the packaging of these necessary items that will
hopefully bring a liƩle simcha to these families for
Pesach.
Tizku L’Mitzvot!
Kids in the Wild
We all know that the SAR parking lot can be a jungle—so what beƩer place for the
“Kids in the Wild” Enrichment Cluster to learn outdoor skills. This week, the
students learned the safe way to build a campfire, complete with wood and twigs.
They first aƩempted to start the fire by rubbing sƟcks together (see photo), but
were unsuccessful. On the next try, with the facilitators using matches, they made
a perfect fire. And what would a campfire be without marshmallows? Needless to
say, the children had a great Ɵme!
I Like Pi
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SAR's Ninth Annual Pi Day CelebraƟon in the Sixth Grade
The enƟre sixth grade enjoyed Pi Day on Thursday, celebraƟng the relaƟonship
between the circumference and diameter of the circle with circle-related food,
music and games. Led by the sixth grade math teachers, Adina Burian and Alisa
Schenker, this year's fesƟviƟes were the most exciƟng and educaƟonal yet. Student
speakers included Henri Kolb and Ben Stern with a comedy skit, Shammah
Pepper-Fox with a history of Pi and fun facts and Avital Schwarz with a D'var Torah.
Eran Ginzberg, provided delicious pizza pies, cookies and round crackers. The
highlight of the celebraƟon was the highly anƟcipated, annual recitaƟon of the
digits of Pi contest. Students recited the decimal digits of this irraƟonal number in
English, Hebrew, French and Russian. This year's sixth grade was joined by prior
winners, Rafi Kepecs and Aaron Benillouche, who sƟll remembered 140 and 300
digits of Pi, respecƟvely. Aaron holds SAR's record with 600 digits recited in 2012.
He was able to recite 300 digits forward and then backward this year! This year's
contest was exciƟng, given the large number of parƟcipants and the Ɵght
compeƟƟon.
The winners were Issac Shapiro with 220 digits, Nadav Schwartz with 218 digits and
Yonatan Najman-Licht with 137 digits.
The following students received prizes for reciƟng 50 digits or greater: Duly
Rosenberg, Drew Greenbaum, Jonah Brooks, Yonah Bergman, Rita Feder, Moshe
Wolff, Aliza Meller, Avital Schwartz, JJ Feuerstein, Avi Kroll, Sam Feder, Rebecca
Shillingford, Akiva Hain, Yoni Perla and Danielle Dorfman.
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CongratulaƟons to all of the winners! Click here to watch video.
SAR Cultural Night
On Motzaei Shabbat, March 9th, Academy and High School parents were treated to
a cultural night sponsored by the PTC featuring a screening of the award winning
Israeli film, Footnote, followed by quesƟon and answer with director, Joseph Cedar.
Footnote portrays the conflict that ensues when a professor in the field of Talmudic
philology at Hebrew University is mistakenly informed that he has won the Israel
Prize, when in fact his son has been chosen to receive the award. Joseph Cedar
fielded quesƟons from film goers about the characters, plot development, and
influences on his filmmaking. He recounted his Ɵme in 4th grade at SAR during a
family sabbaƟcal year in the U.S., and even recognized a former classmate in the
audience. Joseph Cedar and his wife Vered Cedar-Kellner are the parents of SAR
students Amalia and Levi.
Cultural Night was chaired by Alice Lebowitz. Thank you to PTC Presidents
Stephanie Minkove, Adeena Rosen, Tami Bezborodko and Sara Blechner and to
Academy parent Joyce Kinches for assistance in making this event possible.
Click here to read the most recent ediƟon of “The Beezwax” SAR’s
Middle School Torah newsleƩer.
SAR ACADEMY FACULTY BOOK RELEASE: More Than Four QuesƟons: InviƟng
Children's Voices to the Seder by Sharon Marson. Imagine your Passover Seder as a
conversaƟon. Imagine asking your children quesƟons that spark discussion. SAR’s
Sharon Marson has wriƩen a book just in Ɵme for Pesach.
You can view Sharon's book at: hƩp://www.benyehudapress.com/
catalog/marson-m4q/
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Don't miss!
The SAR Middle School Drama Club PresentaƟon Of
“The Wiz”
Sunday, March 17th at *4:00pm
Monday, March 18th at 6:00pm
at SAR Academy
(*PLEASE NOTE NEW TIME ON SUNDAY!)
This Week in Sports
CongratulaƟons to the 7th and 8th grade Girls Basketball
Team on their Championship win last Sunday! Gabriella
Chefitz, Bracha Eisenstadt, Ariela Feinblum, Hannah
Gabay, Sarah Gabay, Sophie Hecht, Rebecca Hyman,
Eva Ingber, Anna Jonas, Danielle Kinches, Davida
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Krauss, Arielle Landes, Sara Morris and Michal White.
Special thanks to coach Jeff Morris.
Click here to see the victory parade.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
In this week's Parsha we learn about giving a "gift" to Hashem. Today
we don't give korbanot anymore. If you could send Hashem a gift, what
would it be?
THAT "KIND OF WEEK"
*Kol Hakavod To Our 7th & 8th Graders*
Thank you to Aderet Brenner, Nina Siegal, Sara Muharremi, Ben May, Nate Katz,
Anna Jonas and Naama Kobrin, our seventh and eighth graders who generously
donated their Ɵme to help out during Parent Teacher conferences!
“A wonderful flower because flowers are a nice way to show that you
love someone.” - Maya Weitz 1W
PICTURE OF THE WEEK
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th
th
7 and 8 Grade Girls Basketball Champions!
“I’d give him a siddur so he can follow along as I speak with him.”
- Ethan Burian 5Z
DVAR TORAH
Parshat Vayikra by Naama Kobrin 7Z
This week’s parsha is Parshat Vayikra. Sefer Vayikra in general
and specifically this parsha deal with all of the intricate and
complex laws of korbanot. A very fundamental quesƟon can
always be asked about korbanot. The most important part of
bringing korbanot is Re'ach Ni'choach. Re'ach Ni'choach means
that when we bring korbanot we bring Hashem saƟsfacƟon because it shows him
that we are listening and obeying his commandment and law. However, by
physically giving Hashem a korban he is not gaining anything. Therefore, what is
the purpose? We’re killing an animal; How does that help anyone?
We learn that the reason we do this (bring korbanot) is because it’s really the idea
that counts. That’s why we find that a korban can easily be ruined by a bad
thought. AŌer all, what use is the animal itself if the person’s thoughts are not
good. In fact, it’s the thought that counts most! Obviously, Hashem does not need
us to burn animals for him and therefore the reason why he values korbanot is
because WE are the ones bringing them. Bnei Yisrael would bring korbanot to give
thanks and appreciaƟon to Hashem for all he does for us. It is evident that Hashem
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does not care about the value of korbanot, especially since people bring korbanot
based on their monetary status, but instead he cares that people are bringing
offerings for the right reasons and with the right moƟvaƟon. This idea can be
explained through a mashal of a king. A king, who is wealthy and has everything
that he wants in the word does not appreciate a giŌ from his people because of its’
value, but rather he recognizes that someone is saying thank you for all he is doing.
They are bringing a giŌ with proper intenƟon to show graƟtude to someone who is
helping them on a daily basis. I think that this is a very meaningful message that
we can apply to our lives on a daily basis. Today, instead of giving korbanot we
daven three Ɵmes a day. We can take the idea from korbanot and apply it to
tefillah as well. The same way that Hashem does not value the type of korban if it’s
for the wrong reasons, so too with tefillah, Hashem cares about the intenƟons
behind our davening. Tefillah is really an opportunity for us, to appreciate the
things that we have and ask for the things that we want. We therefore need to put
in effort everyday to make sure we are having kavanah in our tefillot since this is
ulƟmately the purpose of what we are doing.
Shabbat Shalom.
“My necklace that says Shema Yisrael on it. To show that I know that
he’s always protecting me.”
-Lola Kolb 3W
DEVELOPMENT NEWS
The Open Kitchen Cookbook
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Special Spring Deal
Buy one, get the second at 50% off!
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•200+ invenƟve, delicious recipes using the finest whole ingredients
•Inspiring dishes for everyday, Shabbat and Holiday menus
•All recipes tested for the most delicious results
•Full color photographs with detailed instrucƟons
Use it to plan your Pesach menu!
Makes a great hostess giŌ!
Eastern –Inspired Charoset
(Pareve)
2 pears, peeled and roughly chopped
2 Gala apples, peeled and roughly chopped
1/3 cup walnuts, toasted
1/3 cup pistachios, toasted
1 cup piƩed dates
1 cup raisins
1 teaspoon cinnamon
½ teaspoon allspice
¼ teaspoon coriander
2 teaspoons grated gingerroot (opƟonal)
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1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 cup sweet red wine
Combine fruit and nuts in a food processor. Process unƟl small clumps form, but don’t puree. Add
spices, vinegar and wine. Mix and refrigerate unƟl ready to eat. This exoƟc recipe is a whole new
charoset experience. Enjoy!
“A keychain, because I collect them and I'd want to share that with
Hashem. “
-Adin Pepper Fox 4Y
PTC NEWS
It was a great week for the PTC!
Thank you to Rachel Berger and Adina Garbuz for another incredible PTC book
fair! Once again this year Rachel and Adina provided our children with an
opportunity to peruse an amazing selecƟon of books and to choose books on their
own! As Rachel and Adina move on to the role of "book fair mentors" next year,
we thank them for their many years of hard work and all of the great addiƟons that
they have made to making our book fair a fun and smooth event and an important
fundraiser for our school.
All this would not be possible without the guidance of our children's teachers and
the help of the many parent volunteers throughout the week, including Saradee
Fortgang, Ellie Goldenberg, Michelle Zellner, Lynda Vidomlanski, Ayala HelŌ, Shari
Hain, Jessica Rezak Schwab, Jessica Haller, Simone Semer, Liat Morali, Blimi Berger,
Chaya Kram, Josie Bunim, Jamie Feit, PauleƩe Morris, David Winter, Jane
Blumenstein, Amy Ciner Weisberger, Adrienne Goldfeder, Hudi Askowitz, Michele
Ben-Meir, Sarah ZiƩer Milstein, Elana Minkove, Karen Raskas, Tamar Eisenstadt,
Laurie Wolff, Stephanie Bellin, and student Nina Siegel. Thank you all!
Saturday night's screening of the film Footnote was a huge success! The film was
fascinaƟng, the conversaƟon was engaging, and the movie theater ambiance was a
lot of fun! Thank you to Joseph Cedar for sharing his film with us and for his
interesƟng insights. We are fortunate to have his family with us at SAR this year!
Thank you to Alice Lebowitz for her thoughƞul leadership of this event, and for
working hard to create an event where Academy parents and High School parents
could come together to enjoy an evening of Israeli culture.
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As Pesach approaches, we are looking ahead to Yom Ha'Atzmaut! If you are
interested in joining the commiƩee for SAR's annual Yom Ha'Atzmaut celebraƟon,
please email [email protected]. With your help, we can make this event the
best yet!
“The Torah Shebaal Peh, that weren’t Hashem’s words, so that he can
see how we understand his mitzvot and tell us if we are right.”
- Keren Stulbach 2z
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
March 2013
Friday, March 15th – Saturday, March 16th – 7th Grade Yachad
Shabbaton in New Rochelle
NOTE NEW TIME!- Sunday, March 17th at 4:00pm & Monday, March 18th
at 6:00pm- "The Wiz" presented by the SAR Middle School Drama Club.
Tuesday, March 19th- 6th Grade Matan Bat Mitzvah Program
Friday, March 22nd – Pesach Break Begins - Chag Kasher V'sameach!
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“A tree because it is symbolic of something that grows, develops, gives
and takes, just like people do.”
-Sara Muharremi 8W
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Bnei Akiva Event
Saturday night, March 16th – Glow in the dark dodge ball! 8:30 – 9:30 at SAR
Academy. Click here to see flyer.
10th Yarhzeit of Michael Schreck
Join us on April 8th at YIOZ, 7:30 pm, to commemorate the 10th Yahrzeit of Michael
Schreck with speaker Rabbi Shmuel Silber (Mike’s nephew), Rabbi of The Suburban
Orthodox Synagogue BalƟmore, Md.
Girls SoŌball
Girls SoŌball RegistraƟon is now open. Riverdale's League of Our Own is open to
girls in grades 3-8. No experience necessary. To sign up, go
to www.thebayit.org/soŌball and follow the online sign up. If you are interested in
coaching, please go to www.thebayit.org/coach For more informaƟon, please
email Randi at [email protected] Looking forward to a great season!
NORPAC MISSION TO WASHINGTON - On May 8, 2013 you can take advantage of a
rare opportunity to have private small group meeƟngs and educate Members of
Congress about the importance of a strong US-Israel relaƟonship by advocaƟng for
issues vital to Israel's security. Sign up by March 15th and take advantage of the
$50 early bird discount. To sign up go to www.norpac.net . For more informaƟon,
email David Frankel at [email protected]
New For this Summer!
A 3-week day camp program combining high-quality sports instrucƟon with the
best of Ramah.
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LocaƟon: Schechter Westchester Upper School, 555 West Hartsdale Avenue,
Hartsdale, NY
Dates: July 29 - August 16
At Ramah Sport, campers entering 3rd through 8th grade will grow learn, develop,
and hone sports skills through instrucƟon, drills and compeƟƟve play, all in an
environment where Judaism, Jewish values, and Hebrew language are integral to
daily acƟviƟes.
FaciliƟes include beauƟful outdoor athleƟc fields, a full size gymnasium and a
variety of indoor air-condiƟoned spaces.
Enroll now! Sign up for 1, 2 or 3 weeks.
For more informaƟon please contact Rena Sichel Rosen, Camp Director, at
[email protected] or (914) 295-2405, or visit www.RamahSport.org
Young Israel of White Plains Annual Dinner
YIWP will be holding its 27th Annual Dinner on Sunday, May 5, 2013, 6pm, at
Westchester Temple on Mamaroneck Road in Scarsdale. The Guests of Honor are
SAR parents Joyce and Reuvaine Kinches and the Keter Shem Tov Awardee is SAR
Parent Avigyle Gorodischer. For more informaƟon, go to www.yiwp.org
Achva Summer Programs
Achva, the signature youth division of Young Israel, has been running quality travel
programs for Modern Orthodox teens since 1981. Programs combine amazing
travel, a kosher environment and great kids to make for a summer that parƟcipants
will remember forever.
Achva's programs include Achva East for post 8th graders, Achva West for post 9th
graders and Achva Israel and Alaska/Hawaii for post 10th graders.
For more informaƟon about all our programs, please go to
www.youngisrael.org/achva
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