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Yasher Koach to all students who led the Tfillot this past two week:
Chazzanim/Chazzaniot: Lizzie Sondock, Zoe Tuchshnieder, Mia Kalinsky, Rachel Melman, Stevie Nates, Hayley Selzer, Bn Rozen, Kai Rubenstein, Max Melamed
Torah readers: (Sukkot)
Aliyot: (Sukkot)
Gabbaim : (Sukkot)
Yasher Koach to our Kabbalat Shabbat leaders this Friday:
Elijah Costa, Joshua Blum ,Daniel Malev, Lauryn Kapiloff, Mia Kalinsky
*To follow our services schedule and assigned leaders please go to http://byds.org/academics/jewish-community-highlights/judaic-studies
Number of the students presented high values of kindness and entered the Mensch Box (which is located in the teachers' workroom):
Janey Daniels- letting a classmate carry their group project to science (even though she was picked) and in return, helped that same classmate carry her backpack.
Sophie Kalmin- doing duties for Mrs. Bormaster without being asked.
Carly Schneider- peer tutoring when she noticed a friend in need. Carly's act was all the more remarkable because she was humble in her efforts and genuine in her desire to help.
Garrett Kaplan- picking up a friend's lunch box from the trash can.
Isaac Fein- removing an insect from the Bimah and safely placed it outside to its home.
Layla Mueller- Helped synagogue maintenance during Slichot Service
Thanks for the wonderful participation this past week. 100% Tzedakah was collected by all classes grades K-5!
Thanks to Sydney Daniels and Taylor Kalina for coordinating this weeks' project. We continue to collect coins every week and we are very excited to see such an overwhelming participation. The students will decide be the end of the semester where these monies should go to.
*Please follow our Kufsat Shabbat schedule (Shabbat box) as it appears on our website at http://byds.org/academics/jewish-community-highlights/judaic-studies
Please summarize your Shabbat experience with your child and return it with the Shabbat box.
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As you know, one of the highlights of the Pre-K kids' year is running their very own farmers' market in the spring: selling herbs from a beautiful garden on the West side of campus. If we are able to get the raised garden beds prepared soon, we may be able to plant a winter garden and host a winter farmers' market in addition to the spring market. To do that, we need some help. On Wednesday, October 10th from 10 am to noon (right after the PTO meeting), we will be working in the garden, laughing together, and learning about organic gardening in an urban environment. The kids would be thrilled. We need at least ten person-hours, but we are happy to have more help. Please sign up for a shift soon and bring your garden gloves and small garden tools if you have them, but come even if you don't know what we're talking about. We look forward to growing with you.
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