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| Mark Your Calendar |
Sunday, February
28th, PURIM
8:25-9:10 Shacharit in the gym
9:25-10:25- Megillah reading on the steps for grades 2-8 Women's reading in the Gym
ELC- Grade 1 in the MPR.
Monday, March 1st- Shushan Purim
Sunday, March 7th, 9:30-1, Annual Parenting Symposium
Thursday, March 11th-3rd Grade Native American Program
Sunday, March 14th- Change your clocks ahead one hour
Monday, March 15th - Academy Your Turn to Learn Series
Tuesday, March 16th - Rosh Chodesh Nissan
Tuesday, March 16th- 6th Grade Matan Bat Mitzvah Program
Wednesday, March 17th-Academy and ELC Parent Teacher Conferences - Easrly Dismissal - 3:00 ELC 3:15 Academy
Tuesday, March 23rd-Academy and ELC Parent Teacher Conferences - Easrly Dismissal - 3:00 ELC 3:15 Academy
Friday, March 26th - Wednesday, April 7th - Pessach Break, No Sessions |
Helpful Hints
 Every day the e-board in the Teachers' Room lists staff absences.
Staff Absences Today:
Rabbi Sheldon Chwat
Rabbi Joel Cohn
Rabbi Yonah Fuld
Rabbi Yamin Goldsmith
Rabbi Menachem Linzer |
How could they all take off on the same day? Where are their principles?
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PARENT SURVEY RESULTS!
The most common answers to SAR's Parent Survey questions were:
Thank you for your meaningful participation in this important work.
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12 Adar 5770 February 26, 2010
Candlelighting: 5:25 Havdalah: 6:28
Parashat Tetzaveh/Parashat Zachor |
A Massage from Rabbi Krauss
(Check the new on-line SAR Business Directory for more information.) |
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 Dear Parents,
We hope you will enjoy this special Purim edition of the Chadashot.Thank you to all who contributed. We look forward to seeing you on Sunday as we read the Megilla together and join together for this wonderful chag. Purim Sameach.
Rabbi Binyamin Krauss
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SAR In Motion
Click here to view a clip of the SAR Olympics.
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What is worse than a giraffe with a sore throat?
(See First Graders' ideas throughout.) |
| ?מה חדש |
*What the Chadashot Really
Means, Vol. 2*
by Rabbi Eliezer Gevirtz
 Several Purims ago, the Purim Chadashot brought to readers' attention the story behind the story at SAR. Much has happened since, so we now bring you the latest updates
on what the news you read is really saying.
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"The SAR basketball team easily proved victorious by
totally crushing and demolishing their helpless opponents,
to the surprise of no one."
(They were playing the New York Knicks.)
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"Make sure to check your email to see if school will be
closed due to snow."
(Fat chance of that happening. The only really big
snowstorm this year took place while we were already off
for vacation: a total waste of white stuff.)
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"The Teachers' In-Service day proved to be very worthwhile
and helpful for teacher development."
(The teachers had to come on time, sit quietly, listen
attentively, and then write a report afterwards, allowing them to finally appreciate the toil and trouble their students go through every day.)
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"The "Bring-Your-Own-Lunch program on Fridays, in which bagels are made available to students who don't bring lunches from home, has proven to be very successful and financially helpful to the school."
(The school was able to sell the leftover bagels to the NY City Council for $177 each.)
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"The 5th Graders' New York City exhibit was once again
amazing, truly reflecting the state of landmarks in the city."
(After seeing the exhibit, Mayor Bloomberg announced that the city will now build 3 additional Empire State Buildings, 7 more Statues of Liberty, and 18 new Guggenheim Museums, to be in accord with SAR's version.)
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"The special program last night examining aspects of the computer and other electronics-based devices proved very educational to students and adults alike."
(The time was spent with students explaining to teachers and parents just how those confounded new devices actually work.)
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"The Boys' Cooking Club was proud to offer samples of their latest culinary delight: upside down sideways cake filled with luscious barbecued stringbean stuffing."
(The event was sponsored by Pepto-Bismol.)
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"The Maccabiah was won by the team that displayed the best middot."
(If the Saints could win the Superbowl, what's so unusual about the Tzaddikim winning this?)
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"In preparation for the school dinner, we have now assembled no fewer than 796 different versions of what the letters S.A.R. stand for, and we proudly present each and every one of them below."
(Keep it up, and it will certainly result in S.A.R.=Scaring Away Readers.)
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"SAR congratulates our school representative for finishing 2nd in the nation-wide geography contest."
(The SAR student would have won, but when asked how many countries were between the U.S. and Argentina, answered, 'None, because everyone in America lives in one gigantic area under one roof without any boundaries or borders whatsoever.")
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"Our junior high school elective course, Running with the Rabbi, led by Rabbi Krauss, once again attracted many excited students."
(In what other educational institution are the students
actively encouraged to literally run away from school--with the principal leading the way?!?!)
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"PURIM SAMEIACH!!!"
(Have a Happy Purim, even though school is open on Sunday.)
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~an elephant with a stuffy nose . . . Yonah Pretsfelder |
| Learning To Look |
Lost and Found Redefined: Wearable Art Retrospective
Come visit the Teachers' Room to explore this hands-on exhibit! It will
remain open through June for all to really learn how to look.
"I don't know which
one of these twenty
winter coats is mine,"
Moaned Lisa
 
"I was looking for my glove!" said Andy We'rekold
"Now this is a still
life worth
painting!"
Sez Anne
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~an ostrich with strep throat . . . Rachel Stadtmauer and Ariella Bulman |
| Anecdotally Speaking by Deborah David |
Haman's SAR Academy Anecdotals
Student Name: Haman HaRasha Grade 1 Days Absent: 9 Late Arrivals: 45
Teacher(s): Name omitted to protect the innocent
This year, I have had the unique experience of being Haman's teacher. He is a bright and intelligent person though he has not been channeling these qualities in a productive way. He is often late to class, and makes everyone stand up until he is seated. I would like to add that while we are very open at SAR about our student's unique and quirky habits, we feel that school is not an appropriate place for horses. The horse feed has also created a mice problem in the 1st grade area. During davening, I often have to remind him to open his siddur, and sometimes he can be heard switching his name for Hashem's; but, he continues to improve. Haman enjoys the opportunity to work independently, except for when he can boss the other children around. We are working with him to improve his inter-personal skills. Haman often calls out in class. When someone else answers a question, he is often heard saying, "Oh, I knew that, now bow down to me!" Haman and Rabbi Krauss have developed a special relationship this year; in fact, they share an office. Haman loves to draw. He has made many pictures of trees, and seems to have a great interest in them. Haman is in my reading group, and loves to read the story of "Yertle the Turtle" by Dr. Seuss. He sometimes has trouble sitting in groups, and has not heard the stories' ending. Perhaps, it would be a good choice for his reading log. Overall, Haman is an interesting boy who has not reached his full potential. It was a joy to have him in my class this year.
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~a snake with an upset stomach . . . Yael Berkowitz |
| Spoken From The Heart . . . |
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*"Hello . . . ? SAR . . . "*
by Chavie Wilner and Zelda Stern
 IF YOU LISTEN TO THE SOUNDS of SAR , YOU WILL HEAR MANY SOUNDS LIKE:
ZIPPING of sliding on the banister
SINGING from the classroom
DINGING of the bells
But if you really listen you will hear the most prevalent sound: THE RINGING OF CHAVIE AND ZELDA'S PHONES. If you listen in you will hear the real goings on of SAR Academy. Here are phone calls from a typical day:
~Can you tell my daughter I'm running 3 minutes late for pick-up?
~Can you tell my daughter that Bruno moved her hair appointment to 5:30 P.M.?
~Can you tell my daughter I'm running 2 minutes late for pick-up?
~Can you tell my son that I love him but not before his math class and please wait until after his
Krauss test?
~Can I call you back to be sure he got the message but make certain he does not know I called?
~Can you tell my son that Joey can't come for a playdate, but Billy will come instead if Josh is not
available?
~Please call me back and let me know how he took the news of American Idol being a rerun?
~Can you please give me the information on the RJC Spring baseball league?
~Our family is going on an extended trip to the Bahamas, can you please contact all of my four
children's teachers, grades: 2, 4, 7, 10? We are leaving tomorrow at 6:00 A.M. Send the work
with each of them. Thanks.
~Can you check on my son; I just dropped him off and I want to make sure he got there? I left him
at the top of the hill because of the traffic.
~Can you tell my daughter I'll be there any minute for pick-up?
~My daughter just called from her cell phone. (I know she's not supposed to use her cell phone,
but it's an emergency.) Can you tell her, "Yes, we can go shopping tonight."
~Is it too late to send in my child's picture money even though picture day was SIX months ago?
~Mom: "Joey's pet frog died this morning and I know Joey is very sad, but I just went into his room and the frog is alive."
~Dad: "Can you tell my son he has a new baby brother?"
~Lawyer Mom: "Please tell my daughter that I got to court on time and that the judge didn't yell at me."
~SAR students baked challah one week and as a chesed project delivered them to elderly residents in the Bronx. One lady called to thank the students of SAR for delivering the most delicious challah she ever had - and asked if we could send her one every week.
~Can you tell my daughter I'm here?
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~an elephant with an ear infection . . . Azi Kram & Lucy Hecht |
| Insights . . . by Alice Lebowitz |
*Anonymous Donor Purchases Wave Hill
for New SAR Parking Garage*
 An anonymous donor has purchased the 28 acre garden known as "Wave Hill" to solve SAR's parking woes. Ground will be broken at the end of the month for a 10,000 car garage which will service the SAR community. The donor, who insisted on remaining anonymous for fear of reprisals from the National Audubon Society and local tree huggers, maintains that the character of Wave Hill will not be altered by the garage. The garage project comes at an opportune time for the school. On a recent Friday afternoon, security guards had to separate two drivers in the upper parking lot who were both trying to exit the lot. The drivers, Ahava N'appointment and Gitta Cookfer-Shabbos, had to be pulled from their minvans and were forced to sit together on the steps and make solicitation phone calls for the dinner journal. In another incident, a parent was arrested for loitering on Independence Avenue at 3 a.m. The parent insisted that he had only just arrived to park for the Chumash Play. The school has assured local residents and parents that the new garage will resolve these issues. |
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~ a whale with a cold and a clogged blowhole . . . Amalia Stulbach |
| New Security Initiative . . . by Dr. Gil Kepecs |
*Bar Coding at SAR*
S/A/R Academy and S/A/R High School will be implementing a new security measure over the next few months. We find it necessary to address two issues.
1. The number of visitors entering the buildings daily
2.The inadequate compliance with "right time right place", especially at the High School
All individuals entering the S/A/R/ buildings will have unique, self adhesive bar codes placed on their foreheads. Visitor's codes will be programmed to expire when they should no longer need to be present in the building. Students and faculty will have non-expiring codes. Faculty and administrators will be equipped with hand held wireless bar code readers. They will be encouraged to "scan" individuals and students in the hallways. This will allow us to identify and track the movement of visitors. Students not in the "right time and place" will be easily identified.
Automatic scanners will be placed in certain key locations, such as the entrances to the lunchroom, library area, and bathrooms. We will use the system to charge for lunchroom use, and expect this to simplify the current lunch "charge" system at the high school. Note that there are no immediate plans to bill for bathroom use, and that the library is expected to remain free for moderate users.
We do expect several objections and some resistance to the concept. Several individuals have raised concerns that white bar codes will clash with certain clothing and certain hair styles. We plan to offer bar codes in several neutral shades and, for a small fee, bright blue, pink, lavender, and yellow. Those with long bangs will be lent bobby pins so that the bar codes are visible at all times. Those without hair are still encouraged to wear the bar code forward on their forehead, to facilitate reading the codes. We have been assured by the manufacturer that the adhesive is tree nut and peanut free.
The administration expects full cooperation in implementing this important security measure. We will be open to suggestions to improve the system (suggestions taken daily 8:29 am to 8:30 am, except every odd numbered Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or even numbered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hours may be extended on Rosh Chodesh).
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~a tiger with chicken pox . . . Ethan Lapp |
| It's That Grind of Week . . . by Heidi Greenbaum |
*SAR Business Office Planning Launch of New
Middle School Building Campaign!!*
The journal dinner was quite a success but in fundraising there is no time to rest. Our 180 middle school students need more space. SAR Olympics really requires space for an Olympic size pool. Topsy-turvy day would benefit from make-up and dressing rooms. Color War, well obviously each team needs private headquarters.
Please support for this effort. We are now selling off the following items to fund the purchase of land to build our new middle school.
We have no walls, why have desks....
All Academy Desks.... $250 Each
Aged laptops....... $1500 each
We have very smart smartboards, why have blackboards....
Old black and green boards..... $500 Each
Academy students are accustomed to sitting on the floor, sell the chairs...
Student desk chairs.... $100 Each
If desk chairs are color.... $250 Each
We know there is always bus seat contention. End that by purchasing a naming opportunity and a designated seat on your child's bus... priceless.
Selected seats on the bus....
Front row.... $5000 per seat
Back row.... $10,000 per seat
Middle rows... $1000 per seat
Naming opportunities...
Tree adjacent to the field.... $5000 per branch or $1,000,000 for the whole tree
Please respond to this appeal promptly. The opportunity will expire on 16 Adar.
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~a rooster with hiccups . . . Daphna Lent |
| בראשית : ELC News
the beginning steps . . . |
Scrutinizing the potential new queen.
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~a parrot with laryngitis . . . Yonah Fenster |
| באמצע : JHS News
. . . in the middle of Middle School |
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~a pig with swine flu . . . Aviva Laskin |
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דבר תורה |
 By: Morah Rena Rossman
How do you know that the megillah was written for the hearing impaired? We know because it begins with "vayehi b'yemei Achashveirosh (and it was in the days of Achashveirosh), who? Achashveirosh!"
How do you know that Vashti was made out of two women? We know because it says "gam Vashti astah (also Vashti made), mishteh (really means a party, but could be translated as from two), nashim (of women).
Phone talk. First Achashveirosh gave Haman his ring and later he had him hung up.
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What was the name of Paroah's horse? Kivah. . . as it says in az yashir . . . ki va soos Paroah, (and Paroah's horse came).
Who was the first person in the Torah to have a headache? Moshe- he took two tablets.
How do you know that it is a mitzvah deoraitah (from the Torah), to wear a kippah? You know because it says V'Yaakov halach l' darko, (and Yaakov went on his way.) Would Yaakov Avinu walk around without a kippah?
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What bracha do you make if you sit on a piece of gum on Sukkot? Leisheiv Bazooka.
What do you say if a camel sits on you? Ashirah la-shem ki gamal alei. I will sing to Ha-shem because he has had pity on me or as the joke would have it, I will sing to Hashem because there's a camel on me.
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~a centipede that broke its legs skiing . . . Alex Lebowitz |
| This Week In Sports |
*Move Over Vancouver*
*SAR Academy Holds Winter Olympics*
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~an octopus with arthritis . . . Anonymous |
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Image of the Week . . . |
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From The Littmann Family
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~a kangaroo with broken legs . . . Hillel Schwab |
**************** From here forward the announcements and
events are official and have the chatimah of
the king. Purim Sameach!
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| Todah Rabbah and Kol Hakavod |
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Todah Rabbah to the Eric Fisher & Rachel Mesch & family for generously donating 300 beautiful megillot, which were specially selected for the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades. Each grade received 100 megillot. They will forever be used at SAR each Purim.
Kol Hakavod to Abby Fisher for helping to raise money for matanot le'evyonim with the third grade, in honor of her Baubie and her yahrzeit.
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| In Our Community . . . |
Mazal Tov
Mazal Tov to Morah Shoshi Radinsky (5th Grade teacher) and to her husband Greg Rosenberg, Rebecca Rosenberg (3N), and Yakira Rosenberg on the birth of a baby boy.
Mazal Tov to Michaela and Nathaniel Muller on the birth of a baby girl. Mazal Tov to big sisters Rena (4N) and Ora.
Mazal Tov to Abby & Dr. Josh Rocker upon the birth of a daughter, sister to Yahav, 3N, Matar, 1st Grade and Ta'ir, 4th Grade.
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| An Evening of Dialogue on Integrity and Daily Life Dilemmas |
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What's Right and Wrong with Being Right and Wrong?
SAR Academy Presents
An evening of dialogue on integrity and daily life dilemmas for
8th grade students and their parents
Funny videos that will trigger your opinions
Lively discussions about ethical issues
Challenging questions concerning moral decisions in daily life
Join us on Wednesday, March 3rd at 7:30PM at SAR Academy
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| Spiritual Sparks For Your Seder Table |
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Spiritual Sparks for your Seder Table
Back by Popular Demand
Monday, March 8th at 8PM
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A Parent Workshop
Making Magid More Meaningful For Your Children
Infuse your Seder with spirit, meaning, fun, and love
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Walk through the Hagadah with Morah Sarah Richter and learn interactive experiential tools to excite and teach children and adults of all ages at your seder table. |
Open to the entire Westchester and Riverdale Jewish Community.
Join us at the Hebrew Institute in White Plains!
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| Healthy Steps To Albany |
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First Lady Michelle Paige Paterson's Healthy Steps to Albany: First Lady's Challenge. The six-week program encourages students in the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades to increase their physical
activity and eat healthy foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Each class works as a team and students are awarded 'steps,' or points, for the amount of exercise they do and the healthy foods that they eat.
The competition starts Monday, March 1st. To get started:
REGISTRATION
(1) Log onto to our website: http://www.healthystepstoalbany.ny.gov
As an organization dedicated to youth in your community, Healthy Steps to Albany would like to invite you to participate in a kickoff event on March 1st at the registered school near you. It includes a 15-30 minute fitness activity and tuning into the First Lady's webcast from her own Earning Our First Steps Together Pep Rally.
SPONSORSHIP
We encourage you to continue your support by signing up to become a school sponsor! Sponsors can do any number of things to cheer their school on: sharing work-out facilities, hosting a healthy food demo or offering a prize to your winning school. You can learn more about becoming a sponsor, including how to sign up, at:
http://www.healthystepstoalbany.ny.gov/healthysteps/public/sponsor.cfm
If you have any questions or comments please contact the First Lady's Office at 212-681-4611 or HealthyStepsAlbany@chamber.state.ny.us. The Healthy Steps team is grateful for your help! We look forward to working with you to raise awareness on childhood obesity and provide kids with the tools they need to build a healthy lifestyle.
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| PTC News |
Please Join us Sunday, March 7th from 9:30 am - 1 for our 2nd Annual Parenting Symposium..
Please click here for a flyer with information on our speakers and topics that will be covered.
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SAR Spiritwear still available in the Business Office!
Youth size flannel PJ bottoms are all sold out - Adult sizes S,M,L still available ($15.00)
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Final Call for Recipes for SAR Naturally Kosher Cookbook
(we especially need more recipes in the poultry and meat categories)
You can email your recipes to sarcookbook@gmail.com , go to www.saracademy.org/cookbook or
FAX: 973-679-2763
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A huge thank you to Carrie Rose for doing a wonderful job organizing the Mishloach Manot project for the PTC this year. Kol Hakavod!
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| Community News |
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Camp Fair
Sunday, Feb. 28th
Noon - 3 pm - at the Solaria in Riverdale
Come and meet over 20 different Camp directors and hear what their camps are all about.
The JOFA Conference
The JOFA Film Festival and Conference
Saturday evening, March 13 and Sunday, March 14
Alfred Lerner Hall, Columbia University, NYC
Middle School Track
Do you sometimes feel like no one is listening? WE ARE! Do you care about social justice?
Then come learn, discuss, argue, laugh, and play with us at The JOFA Conference
Come and join the conversation! The louder the better! Boys and Girls - Grades 6-8
Full Program Now Online - New Blog Posts Weekly
For more information, to blog and to register, please visit www.jofa.org.
Metropolitan Klezmer Quartet Concert
Sunday March 14. 2- 4 pm
at the Conservative Synagogue Adath Israel in Riverdale
Click here for more information
Shalva 20th Anniversary Dinner
SAR parents, Dr. Gary & Rachel Berger, will receive Shalva's Community Service Award at their Twentieth Anniversary Dinner, Sunday evening, March 14th, 2010, at Metropolitan Pavilion in Manhattan.
Shalva - The Association For Mentally and Physically Challenged Children in Israel is a leading provider of programs and services for special-needs children and support for their families.Shalva not only helps children reach their full potential, but enables the parents to cope with raising a special needs child at home.
For more information or to make a reservation please call Meredith at 212-725-0900 or by email to Meredith@shalva-usa.org
NORPAC mission to Washington
SAVE THE DATE! If you wake up in the morning wondering what happened in Israel overnight then you will want to go on the NORPAC mission to Washington on Wednesday, May 12th. This is a rare opportunity to have private small group meetings with Senators and Congressman to talk about 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. If you have any questions, contact David Frankel at dlrs.frankel@verizon.net
wants to help you speak out against saddling nearly 600,000 students and their families
on these cuts the week of March 1st through the 4th.
With your leadership and that of others you inform and recruit we feel confident that student MetroCards can be saved.
If you have any suggestions, please email us back at straphangers@nypirg.org.
Gene Russianoff, Cate Contino and Jason Chin-Fatt
NYPIRG's Straphangers Campaign staff.
Pre Purim Blast @ the AtriaJoin RJC on Shabbat afternoon, February 27th @ 4:15 as we make a Special Pre-Purim stop at the Atria.
Help us be Marbim Simcha with Songs, Hamentashen, Purim nosh, and more!
Walking groups will leave the RJC @ 4PM, Open to all ages!
For questions or info call Dovid Freund @ 917-548-2703
Email: rjcyouth@gmail.com
Motza'ei Shabbat, February 27th, 2010
RJC - Purim Carnival 5770!!!
Dress up in your best costumes and bring your LOUDEST graggers. Megillah reading will be followed by the carnival event of the year. Join us after Megillah reading in the Gym and Hashkama for a full blown out carnival. RJC Youth Presents: Mad Science - "Spin, Pop, and Boom"
Are you ready for some fun science? Our Special Event, "Spin, Pop, Boom" is all about awesome experiments! You will witness amazing feats of chemistry as we explore all sorts of spectacular reactions. You will marvel at our demonstrations as we release genies from bottles and spew massive columns of foam with the use of our catalysts! So, get ready to be amazed while you learn, because at Mad Science, all education is entertaining!
When: Sunday March 21st, 2010 @ 11:30 AM
Where: RJC Gym
RJC Youth members
$10 for 1, $15 for 2 or more
Non-members
$15 for 1, $20 for 2 or more
Yetziat Mitzraim: Serious Text Study Course by Rabbi David Hojda
Meets Tuesday Mornings, 10am-12:15pm in Scarsdale
Sign Up for Girls' Softball
It's almost spring time and that means baseball season will be starting. Announcing registration for A League of our Own-Riverdale's girls baseball league. We invite girls in 3rd -8th grades to register. Please mail the following with a $100 check made payable to HEBREW INSTITUTE OF RIVERDALE to: Becky Hirschfield, 3025 Netherland Ave., Bronx, NY 10463. Click here for the sign up form
THE PARTY GOES ON FROM YOUR SIMCHA ....TO THE NEXT .....
SAR IS PROUD TO PRESENT A NEW, EXCITING, ONGOING PROJECT.
ENRICH YOUR SIMCHA BY DONATING YOUR UNUSED PARTY ITEMS TO OTHERS.
WE ARE COLLECTING PARTY GIVEAWAYS (HATS, GLASSES, Wigs . . . . .)
ITEMS AND CRAFT PROJECTS TO GIFT TO THE NEEDY HERE AND IN ISRAEL. WE WILL EVEN ACCEPT BENCHERS IN QUANTITIES GREATER THAN 50. PERSONALIZED FOIL LABELS WILL BE CREATED FOR POOR BRIDES IN ISRAEL.
PLEASE DROP OFF @ ZELDA'S OFFICE INQUIRIES TO SHOSHANA @ 914-632-7902; dsnoble@pol.netMAZAL TOV!
Items will be distributed in Israel by KEDMA.
Tefilin for Sale
Two mitzvot with one act. Support Israel and purchase kosher tefillin from Israel at a wholesale price. All profits from the sale go directly to the sofrim and the tefillin makers in Israel. Contact Rabbi Drelich for details email drelim@saracademy.org or 718-548-1717 ext 1212.
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| Would you like your parents to have a window into their grandchildren's SAR world?
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655 W. 254th Street Phone:718-548-1717
Riverdale, NY 10471 Fax: 718-601-0082
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