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RMBA HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Congregation Beth Yeshurun
3:00 p.m.
Click here to purchase your tickets
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RMBA GALA
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Royal Sonesta Hotel Houston
Beren Carnaval honoring Rick Guttman, Robert Levy, Laura Mitzner Paletz and Chris Cole.
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Calendar of Upcoming Events
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1st Grade Purim Play
Friday, March 18
3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Friday 4 p.m. Dismissal Begins
Friday, March 18
4:00 p.m.
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Themed Costumes Days for Purim
Monday, March 21-23
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Fast of Esther
Wednesday, March 23
Upper School Early Dismissal at
2:45 p.m. and no Lunch Service for US
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Purim Early Dismissal
Thursday, March 24
11:30 a.m.
Costumes encouraged!
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Elementary and Middle School Science Fair
Thursday, March 31
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
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RMBA SCHOOL PLAY
Sunday, April 3
3:00 p.m.
Congregation Beth Yeshurun
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Calendar of Weekly Events
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EC2-K Spring After School
Soccer Shots - Monday
Kids Robotic Academy - Tuesday
Mad Science - Wednesday
Ballet - Thursday
Happy Hands - Friday
For more details and to sign up for activities click here
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Middle School Torah Cafe
Wednesdays
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
If you are interested in sponsoring Torah Cafe for a week please contact Rabbi Levitt
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Summer Camp at RMBA
June 6 - July 29
15 months - 6th Grade
For more details click here |
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ZA"CH Shabbaton Take 2
Moved to May 6/7 2016
Dallas is coming to Houston...
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Please click here to order and purchase your hot lunches for the rest of the school year catered by Saba's Restaurant.
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Class, sports teams and Senior cap & gown images are ready.
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Click here to view the RMBA 2015/16 Academic Year at a Glance Calendar.
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Please remember to email or call the nurse if your child is out of school for any health issue. This is especially important as we are in the cold and flu season. Thank you in advance.
If your child needs to take medication on campus for any reason, please make sure you fill out the medication form and bring the medication to clinic. Under no circumstances may a student have any medication in their possession while on campus. |
IMPORTANT COLLEGE CORNER ANNOUNCEMENTS
Emory University and Georgia Tech
invite you attend an information session
Thursday, April 7, 7:00 PM
Strake Jesuit College Preparatory
Good program for juniors, sophomores and freshmen and parents.
University of Chicago
Yavneh and Hillel invite students to Shabbaton
April 8 and 9.
Cornell University students
invite Beren students to Shabbaton
April 15 and 16.
See Mr. Stabell for details.
ACT Tests Dates April 10 (registration passed) June 19 (register by May 6)
SAT Test Dates May 8 (register by Apr 8) June 5 (register by May 5)
If it is your first time to take the SAT, you must use the paper registration available in Mr. Stabell's office.
See Mr. Stabell for details or look for the announcement on the College Bulletin Board.
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We are thrilled to announce that Lands End is an RMBA uniform provider! Click here to easily order! To purchase RMBA Spirit Wear Shirts for the whole family click here!
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A reminder that the school directory is available to parents on RenWeb.
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RMBA SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND
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Robert M. Beren Academy has created a Scholarship Endowment Fund in honor of Dr. Alan Hoffman. For more information about how you can support the Endowment Fund contact the Development Director Leigh Levine |
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"Every individual is a pillar on which the future of Judaism rests." - Abraham Joshua Heschel
Legacy giving will ensure the success and vitality of Robert M. Beren Academy for generations to come. For more information about the Create a Legacy Program click here or please contact Development Director Leigh Levine |
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As a reminder, Cliffwood and Greenwillow are neighborhood streets. Please obey all speed limits and courtesies in respect to our neighbors.
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March 17, 2016 7 Adar II 5776
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHT OF THE WEEK
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The Kindergarten students received personalized Siddurs that they will use to daven. Enjoy this video of them singing Torah, Torah Torah!
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KOL HAKAVOD
Our 2015/16 Upper School student councils have done a stellar job this year and we wanted to acknowledge their achievements including assistance in planning the High School Retreat and creating awareness months for important charitable causes. This year was especially unique with the Gross brothers (pictured below) serving as presidents of their respective councils.
US Student Council members:
President: Jonathan Gross
Vice President: Atara Braun
Treasurer: Shayna Guttman
Secretary: Ben Ghelman
Representatives: Dan Melnik, Coral Vaknin, Nathan Plumb, Maya Wadler, Sigal Melnik, Gilad Hampel, Sharon Ben-Hamo
MS Student Council members:
President: Daniel Gross
Vice President: Molly Goldstein
Treasurer: Coral Yeudai
Secretary: Eitan Geralnik
Representatives: Elie Gelman, Orly Lashak
MIDDLE SCHOOL SHABBATON
Middle Schoolers gathered last Shabbat for an in-school Shabbaton. The theme was Achdut - Teamwork, and spent the entire time on campus experiencing a truly engaging and bonding Shabbat.
THE BEAUTY OF ISRAEL
Morah Roza's third grade class has been learning about different areas in Israel throughout this year. The Bnot Sherut created a large wooden map in the shape of Israel and the students are filling it in with different colored tiles and plan to have it completed by Yom Haatzmaut .
CHINA MAVENS
Ms. Fowler's elementary school class studied China and four students, (l-r) Gaby Brown, Nathan Hafkin, Moshe Dunivan and Daniel Kirshner expee to learn more about China, its location and population and other details. They visited Chinatown and explored the decorations, Chinese pottery, tea, food and architecture and then presented their research to their classmates.
STICKY SOLUTION
Ms. Massey's 5th grade students completed a sticky experiment. Their hypothesis was to see if polymer balls the made out of borax, glue, cornstarch, food coloring, and water would bounce. And the result was yes, they did and they had a lot of fun making them.
SOARING STUDENTS
9th graders celebretated the completion of the Quadrilaterals unit by flying the kites they built while learning the properties of a Geometric kite.
LEARN FROM THE BEST
In continuation of Morah Rinat's students asuming the role of teacher, Maya Wadler taught her classmates how to make hamentashen entirely in Hebrew.
While Daniel BarYadin instructed his classmates with how to create their own Purim masks.
STRUCTURALLY SOUND
Start of the 3rd grade architecture and design unit in art- students were challenged to design a structure made of toothpicks and marshmallows. Students quickly realized that there were many structural, weight, and balance issues in constructing their designs to meet their artistic visions, and had to work together in small groups in order to make their sculptures structurally sound.
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High School Boys win Tier IVThe boys basketball team went to the annual Red Sarachek Tournament last week which was held at Yeshiva University. The boys dropped their first game before winning their next two games to take the Tier IV Championship. Congratulations to all of the boys who participated including Ben Yoshor who was named to the All-Star team and Zach Katz who was named the Tier IV MVP.
Kupferman earns All-State Honors
Congratulations to Asaph Kupferman who was recently named to the TAPPS 2A Honorable Mention Basketball team.
Sports Awards Ceremonies
The High School Sports Banquet will take place on April 14th at 6:30PM. The Middle School Sports Athletic Breakfast will take place on April 15th at 8:30AM. More details will be available soon.
Accessing the current schedule
Please re-sync your calendars weekly if it is something that you do.
If you are interested in printing the latest Game Schedules click here and s croll to the bottom and download the latest schedules.
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