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Please call 845-558-5858 to find out how you can participate in a Bowl-A-Thon with JEP's Mitzvah Club to support the ONE FAMILY FUND.
Students in grades 4 and up can come by themselves. Parents are welcome to participate with children of all ages.
Advance registration required.
To learn more about OneFamily, please click on: One Family Overcoming Terror Together!
Dear Parents,
We would like to cordially invite you to our first annual Shakespeare reading, sponsored by the 3rd, 4th, 7th and 8th grades.
This year's festival will include a reading of the comedy, "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
The performance will be held from 10:15-11:15 on the morning of June 16th.
All are welcome to attend.
Thank you
RE-ADJUSTMENT OF SCHEDULE!
We apologize for changing the time AGAIN! but we have been experiencing some difficulty with scheduling due to several programs running at the same time elsewhere in the school. We are now changing the time back again to begin the Mother's Day program at 9:45 am on Friday, May 9, 2014. It will conclude at approximately 11: 15 am.
For more information please contact Mrs Perline via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone 845 634 0951 ext. 109.
Mrs. Perline
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Please join us for a great day filled with fun and food on Sunday, May 18th 5-8pm at the Chabad JCC - 315 N. Main St. New City. Open to all, regardless of affiliation, and free of charge, the event will include a Bonfire, Moon Bounce and Rides, Free Cotton Candy, Face painting, Pony Rides, Games and Live music. BBQ Hotdogs, Hamburgers and Drinks available for a nominal fee.
Camp site tours will also be available. Register your child at this event for a $75 discount.
We look forward to greeting you, your family and friends!
Rabbi Avremel and Chany Kotlarsky
Dear Paretns,
Tuesday is fast approaching.
An exciting activity is planned - Math Night!!
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, March 25th.
Math Night will begin at 7pm in the Shul.
There will be games galore to play, a special performance by The Hebrew Academy Choir, and refreshments will be sold.
Students who attend Math Night will be exempt from doing their homework!
Dear Parents, Math night has been changed from March 4, 2014 to Tuesday, March 25, 2014 at 7pm in the Hebrew Academy lunchroom.
Parents, Grandparents, Relatives and Friends are welcome!
Thank you.
Dear Parents of Choir Members,
We have changed the color of clothing the choir members are to wear to black or navy (preferably black) pants or skirt and a black long sleeved top.
Thank you
Dear 8th Graders and Families,
What a blast we all had!! The 8th Graders enjoyed their Shabbaton at the home of Mrs. Perline. But Mrs. Perline enjoyed their company even more! Mrs. Perline's daughter, Esta Rimler, was on hand for the Shabbaton as well. The girls were adorable as the pictures will show you.
N - we missed you a lot and hope you can attend the next (G-d willing!) Shabbaton!
We arrived on Friday at Mrs. Perline's house at approximately 2:10 pm and the Shabbaton began with Challah baking in Mrs. Perline's kitchen (see pics). Followed by a Knish Eatery, followed by a quick tour of the stream and bridge outside, followed by Shabbos preparations and candlelighting.
After candlelighting, we all sat on the couch and listened as Mrs. Perline and Esta sang a song followed by a game which taught us all about judging others favorably - being 'Dan lekaf zchus'. We then practiced some 'Black Magic'. Don't worry - there really was no magic involved, black or otherwise!
By then Mr. Perline arrived back from shul and the girls helped finish the salads and set the Shabbos table. After kiddush we ate a yummy meal. The salads seemed to be a hit as not a scrap of lettuce was left behind! Debra provided a lovely centerpiece for the table but it disappeared! Batsheva provided a story and shared the opportunity to tell it. Thanks for sharing, Batsheva! And thank you Debra for the original centerpiece! After the meal we played more games and Mrs. Perline had a hard time figuring them out. Seems she may be from a different generation! Debra was quite quick and figured things out fast. Seems Debra is from THIS generation! :) Mrs. Perline conked out around 10 pm but the girls went on strong till about midnight. Not to worry - they didn't starve! They had a midnight feast!
The next morning, Shabbos morning, the girls were all dressed in their Shabbos best and we all enjoyed the Shabbos lunch. Devorie, Esta's friend, arrived at lunch and stayed the afternoon. At lunch, Yael told us a story of bravery and courage which taught her (and us!) the lesson of using challenges in life as a springboard to becoming a better person. Thank you, Yael, what a wonderful lesson in life that is. We also heard a Dvar Torah from Mr. Perline - thank you, Mr. Perline. We played a game which made us think about things of lasting importance like 'Is it possible for one be happy and do the right thing at the same time?". But 'This is a Moon' (private joke!)
After lunch we had some free time and then some more fun games! Everyone loved it all!
After Shabbos we made yummy sushi and then it was time to say Shavua Tov :(
Reviews show that the girls had as good a time as Mrs. Perline and Esta did! One question we heard a few times was 'When can we have another Shabbaton'? What does that tell you?
Mrs. Perline
P.S. Pictures can be found on our photo gallery. If anyone has any more photos of the Shabbaton please forward them to Mrs. Perline - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
REMINDER
If your child was nominated for the upcoming piano recital, please send in the attached form and return to school by Tuesday May 10, 2011.
We are excitedly looking forward to our students participating in their very first piano recital!
The music program at The Hebrew Academy is extremely successful, and our students eagerly look forward to music every week.
We are fortunate that many of our students have been nominated to perform at the upcoming Piano Recital, which will be held at the JCC of Rockland, together with many other participating schools. The recital will be held on Thursday evening, May 26, 2011 at 6:30 pm.
The event is free for children. There is a charge of $20 per adult. At least one adult must accompany your child.
In order for the performing students to be properly prepared for their performance training is commencing immediately.
Please complete the attached form and return to school by Tuesday, May 10, 2011.
Right after the game we will have a short Hebrew Academy Ambassador Q&A session. Don’t worry about the kids - we will keep them entertained while you are at the meeting.
Tonight, Thursday, March 3, we will be having a rematch at The Hebrew Academy gym between our team THA Jaguars and ASHAR’s basketball team. The game begins at 7:00pm and ends at approximately 8:15pm. We wish THA JAGAUARS much hatzlacha (success)!
IT'S OFFICIAL! THA JAGUARS!!
Our varsity 8th Grade Basketball Team, The Hebrew Academy Jaguars, will be challenging Reuben Gittelman Hebrew Day School in its first game tomorrow, Thursday evening, February 10, 2011, at 7:15 pm at The Hebrew Academy Gym.
We wish the Jaguars lots of mazel and victory! All are encouraged to come out and show their support.
On Monday, February 14, 2011, on 7 pm The Hebrew Academy Jaguars will play against ASHAR at ASHAR 70 Highview Avenue, Monsey.
Play ball!
Dear Parents,
It’s hard to believe that Kislev has already arrived! Chanukah is rapidly approaching!!!
It is time to show our appreciation for all of the hard work and dedication our children’s teachers show our children each and every day of the school-year. As in years past, we are collecting $18 per child to provide each teacher with a gift of Chanukah Gelt.
Please send in the attached form and your check made out to The Hebrew Academy by Monday,
November 29th.
Thank You for your support of our wonderful teachers!
PLEASE SUBMIT TO THE SCHOOL OFFICE BY MONDAY NOVEMBER 29th.
