The Tuition Assistance Application Forms were to be returned to school no later than June 10, 2010. We have extended the deadline to no later than June 30, 2010. Any applications submitted after that date will not be considered without a $50 late charge and only after the timely applications have been considered.
All parents are invited to attend PTA's very last PTA meeting of the year! Please make every effort to attend.
Please note:
All students whose parent/s attend the meeting are excused from homework on that night.
For more information please contact the office at 845-634-0951.
All parents are invited to attend PTA's very last PTA meeting of the year! Please make every effort to attend.
The meeting will be held on Monday evening, June 14, 2010, at 7:45 pm at the home of Mrs. Shatkin. For more information, please contact the office at 845-634-0951
Looking forward to seeing you all there!
On Tuesday, June 15th, the students from the third through eighth grades are going on a school trip on the Circle Line Sightseeing Yacht in New York City. The children will be taken on a boat tour around the island of Manhattan (rain or shine).
The students will be leaving The Hebrew Academy at 9:00 a.m. and returning at 3:00 p.m. The cost of the trip is $20.00.
Please be sure that your child brings his/her lunch in a disposable bag. Glass bottles are not permitted to be used. Only disposable containers are acceptable.
Kindly complete the bottom portion of this notice, giving us permission for your child to attend this outing, and return it together with the trip money to the office by Tuesday, June 1st.
If you are available, we are looking for volunteers who would be interested in assisting with the children. Kindly contact the office or let your child’s teacher know if you can assist us.
We look forward to having a special and exciting time.
Mrs. Vaspol Mrs. Perline
Director, Secular Studies Director, Judaic Studies
On Tuesday, June 1st, the students from Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades are going on a school trip to Van Saun Park in Paramus, New Jersey.
The students will be leaving The Hebrew Academy at 9:45 a.m. and returning at 1:30 p.m. The cost for the trip is $8.00 ($5.00 for the zoo, $1.50 for the train, and $1.50 for the carousel).
Please be sure that your child brings his/her lunch in a disposable bag. Glass bottles are not permitted to be used. Only disposable containers are acceptable.
If you are available, we are looking for several volunteers who would be interested in transporting the children to the park. Kindly contact the office or let your child’s teacher know if you can assist us.
We look forward to having a special and exciting time.
Mrs. Vaspol Mrs. Perline
Director, Secular Studies Director, Judaic Studies
Mazal Tov to Morah Trany Feder, Pre-school Assistant, on her engagement to Shimmy Ungar! May they build an everlasting edifice upon the foundation of our holy Torah and Mitzvot.
The cost of lunch for the upcoming month of June is $45 per child.
Please send in the enrollment form with your check payable to The Hebrew Academy by Thursday of this week, May 27th.
If you wish to enroll a child who did not receive lunch this month, please notify the office by Thursday.
If you wish to discontinue enrollment of your child, please contact the office immediately, as the caterer charges us for each student in the program!
Parents are needed to lend a hand and serve lunch! Call the school office to sign up for a day or two.
Any assistance you can provide is a tremendous help.
Thank you,
The PTA
In order to prevent any difficulties with Shavuot dairy meal planning, lunch on Erev Shavuot, Tuesday May 18th, will be dairy. The meat meal for the week will be served on Monday, May 17th instead. Please make note of the change.
Wishing all of The Hebrew Academy families a Chag Samayach!
We are so excited about The Hebrew Academy’s First Annual Science Fair which is being conducted on Wednesday, May 5th. By participating in this fair, the students have had a wonderful opportunity to explore the fascinating world of scientific investigation as well as enhance their research, writing, thinking, listening and speaking skills.
In preparation for this fair, the students in grades 3 through 8 are responsible for completing a research report and creating a Tri-board which will be displayed at the fair. The children must also be prepared to talk about their scientific findings to a panel of judges.
Students in grades Kindergarten through 2nd have been working on a classroom project with their teachers. They have been working real hard and are doing very exciting experiments.
On Wednesday, May 5th , the students will bring their projects to school and will be given an opportunity to set them up in the gym. The actual fair will begin at 2:00 p.m.
Parents are invited to attend Wednesday evening, May 5th, at 7:00 p.m. to view the amazing projects that our students have diligently worked on. Exciting awards will be given out to the students during this evening event.
We look forward to seeing you and sharing this exciting experience!!!
The cost of lunch for the upcoming month of May will once again be $42 per child.
Please send in the enrollment form with your check payable to The Hebrew Academy by Wednesday of next week.
If you wish to enroll a child who did not receive lunch this month, please notify the office byMonday morning, May 3rd.
If you wish to discontinue enrollment of your child, please contact the office immediately, the caterer charges us for each student in the program!
Thank you to Dr. Chana Haymov and Mr. David Kornblum for volunteering their valuable time to serve lunch again this month! We need more parents to be involved and lend a hand! Call the school office to sign up for a day or two. Any assistance you can provide is a tremendous help.
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