Hot dogs! Hamburgers! Potato Chips!

Residents in Seeach Sod homes celebrated Yom Ha’atzmaut by barbequing in the woods, and some even went on an outing in the north of the country.

The students had a meaningful, fun, and amazing vacation day!!!!

Students of Otzar Yerushalayim had a special treat! Arrangements were made for an exciting tour in the north of Israel. The students could hardly wait to board their bus after rising early and reciting their morning prayers.

Rav Shimon Levy along with many students participated in the mitzvah of visiting the mourner. Students solemnly approached Rav Deri with the blessing that he be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

Students from the Talmud Torah in Ramot spent a few fun filled hours celebrating Rosh Chodesh Iyyar and again for Lag B’Omer. The children heard stories, learned about the holiday, danced, sang, and then the staff helped organize and set up a bonfire in the evening.

Seeach Sod was honored once again by a visit from the Jewish Women’s Renaissance Program. This group of energetic women, currently headed by Lori Platnick visited on May 16^th.

Wednesday, May 17 was a big day for 25 college students visiting Seeach Sod. These students were part of the Israel Experience, and by the end of the day, we gave them an experience they would never forget!

The reward of cheesecake and scrumptious seasonal fruits had nothing to do with the seriousness in which father and sons learned together the Monday night before erev Shavuot. Heads leaned into one another with the occasional thumbs-up while driving the importance of a text with or without a sing/song tune.

Our future Torah scholars dressed in smart white shirts, dark pants, and name tags were only the backdrop to the proud and smiling faces that the kindergarten boys displayed throughout their end of year celebration, and graduation to the first grade.

What could be better than hot Danishes? The breakfast and discussion beforehand!

Students in Maoz Yerushalayim took part in the Learning Center’s “Time Elevator” Project. As the annual theme of this year’s program was Jerusalem, the girls prepared spectacular exhibits to entice the audience.