Sunday, October 14
Training session for the students participating in the YU Advocacy Lobby Mission to Washington
Monday, October 15
YU Advocacy Lobby Mission to Washington
Names Not Numbers Lecture in room 404 during lunch
Debate meeting @ 6:15pm in the Library
Tuesday, October 16
Rosh Chodesh davening in Lamport Auditorium
MTA Chorus practice in room 404 during lunch
Names Not Numbers interviewing techniques in room 423 during lunch
Makor Chaim interviews during periods 1-6 (via signup)
MTA Band practice in the band room during period 5
Wednesday, October 17 Rosh Chodesh davening in Lamport Auditorium
9th grade hike & bbq; departure immediately after breakfast
Bnai Aliyah meeting for 11th and 12th grade during lunch in the Bais Medrash
Thursday, October 18
Bnai Aliyah meeting for 9th and 10th grade during lunch in the Bais Medrash Novice debate meeting during lunch
MTA Chorus practice in room 404 during lunch
Book & Film Club meeting during lunch in the library |
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Makor Chaim Applications Due Monday
Dear 10th Grade Parents,
Students interested in the Makor Chaim Exchange program should submit their application and essay by: Monday, Oct. 15th. Please remind your sons to put this application in my box in the front office.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me:
trosenberg@yuhsb.org
Shabbat shalom and kol tuv,
Tova Rosenberg
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Attn Parents: Dr. Whitley Lecture on Nov. 1
 Dear parents,
As noted in an earlier email, thanks to the generous support of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Nancy Neff, alumni parents of MTA, we have invited Dr. Michael Whitley to speak to our parent body on Thursday, Nov. 1st. Dr. Whitley is a nationally known psychologist and the author of Bright Minds, Poor Grades: Understanding and Motivating Your Underachieving Child. Both his work and book focus on helping students overcome underachievement and discouragement while assisting parents in the development of strategies to support their children as they strive to reach their potential.
Dr. Whitley is scheduled to speak at 7:30 pm in the high school Library. If you have not done so already, we strongly encourage parents interested in this topic to attend. We urge you to RSVP to this invitation by October 18th in order that we may plan properly for this event by completing the form on our website.
Thanks so much and we look forward to seeing you on November 1st.
Sincerely,
Seth Taylor
Principal for General Studies
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