Yeshivah of Flatbush Annual Scholarship Fund 2021 Menu of Opportunities

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THE YESHIVAH OF FLATBUSH

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND MENU OF OPPORTUNITIES

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A gift to the Annual Scholarship Fund supports every aspect of a student's experience, providing opportunities for learning as well as the ability for the Yeshivah to be responsive to emerging opportunities and challenges. Gifts to this fund make an immediate difference in the lives of students and faculty, as donations are directed to where the need is the greatest and are an important complement to our Capital and Endowment Campaigns. Annual Scholarship Fund donations turn concepts into actions and are critical in achieving our mission of academic excellence.

Thanks to our donors’ generosity the Annual Scholarship Funds raises $2,296,543 which contributes to the education of 835 students, representing 441 families, who receive tuition assistance. Your continued commitment affords us the opportunity to provide a meaningful YOF experience for all students in our Yeshivah.

We are pleased to announce new donor recognition levels that acknowledge the important role of every community member in advancing our mission. The Menu of Opportunities, which is outlined in this publication, is filled with many exciting and robust offerings, and will showcase the benefits of each donation level.

EVERY GIFT IS MEANINGFUL. EVERY GIFT STRENGTHENS. 3

WHY I GIVE: “All of us must come together to make a philanthropic impact so that we can keep the cost of tuition affordable to all, but also maintain our high standard of excellence in education. To impact the future, we need to act now, and we are asking our community to partner with us in this endeavor. Be part of the change and take a stand in making the Yeshivah of Flatbush the best it has ever been, for many generations to come.”

ABIE J. HIDARY YESHIVAH OF FLATBUSH PRESIDENT (ES ‘91, HS ‘95)

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TORAH STUDIES

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HIGH SCHOOL TORAH STUDIES $100,000

At the Yeshivah of Flatbush we create an environment encouraging a love of Torah and Mitzvot, a respect for fellow Jews and all of Hashem’s creations, a love for learning Hebrew, and a deep connection with Israel.

Through a fully immersive Judaic Studies curriculum that includes our various departments of Tanach, Talmud, Halakhah, Gemara and Jewish History, our goal is to inspire our students to understand the depth and nuance involved in living a Jewish life. In addition, the newly established “Inquiry Bet Midrash Program” ultimately guides students on their path to becoming virtuous and devoted Bnai and Bnot Yisrael.

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TORAH STUDIES $100,000

The Elementary School years at Yeshivah of Flatbush play a formative role in the religious growth and development of our students. Our Judaic Studies curriculum is designed to provide our students with a thorough Torah education – an education that will prepare them to thrive as Torah-committed Jews in our complex and globalized world. Classroom learning and extracurricular experiences enhance and challenge students to grow through a deep understanding of Torah, building strong connections with Halakhah as well as meaningful relationships with mentors and role models.

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEFILLAH PROGRAM

DEDICATED IN MEMORY OF RALPH J. HARARY A”H

Tefillah is an integral aspect of the Yeshivah of Flatbush experience that starts in our Early Childhood program. Our minyanim, both Ashkenazic and Sephardic, are structured to create the proper atmosphere for the service of Hashem. From the moment they receive their first siddur in a special first grade chagigah, students are introduced to the parts of the Tefilot according to their level. The Lower and Middle School Tefillah and Q’eriah program, coordinated by Mr. Morris Varon and Mrs. Sally Gross, strives to teach students how to accurately comprehend and pronounce the pesukim. The program aims to have students read the unique portions of the Tefillah found in the siddur and other classical Jewish texts fluently and clearly. The students feel accomplished and connected to the siddur in front of them.

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HIGH SCHOOL TALMUD DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TALMUD DEPARTMENT

$50,000

$50,000

The High School Talmud program helps students hone their textual, analytical and critical thinking skills on a daily basis. Our students study independently, learn in chavrutot, and interpret the Gemara with confidence and depth, fully prepared for the finest yeshivot in Israel. Our aim is to help students appreciate the beauty and value of this most important link in the chain of Jewish text and tradition.

Our Elementary School Gemara program helps students hone their textual, analytical and critical thinking skills on a daily basis. For generations, we have successfully prepared our students to study independently, to learn in chavrutot, and to read and interpret the Gemara with confidence and depth. Our students in fifth grade are introduced to Mishna and the Torah Sh’baal Peh, with advanced students participating in small group Mishnah learning. In seventh and eighth grades, students study various mesachtot of Gemara.

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HIGH SCHOOL TANACH DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TANACH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

$50,000

The mission of the Tanach department is to create an environment in which our students can experience the unparalleled truth, beauty and complexity of the Torah while developing the reading and analytical skills they will need to understand the Torah independently. Our curriculum concentrates on sections of the Hamisha Humshei Torah during the first semester and portions of Nevi’im and Ketuvim during the second semester. Throughout all of our lessons, we connect the Torah’s teachings to core aspects of Jewish thought and philosophy.

Ultimately, we want our students to see the Torah as the lens through which all aspects of life can be navigated and understood.

YOF Elementary School’s Tanach program fosters an environment encouraging a love of Torah and Mitzvot, a respect for fellow Jews and all of Hashem’s creations, a love for learning Hebrew, and a deep connection with Israel. Our curriculum is designed to provide our students with a thorough Torah education – an education that will prepare them to thrive as devoted Jews in our complex and globalized world. Our faculty employs an interdisciplinary approach and constantly emphasizes the relevance and importance of how our Torah lessons are applicable to students’ everyday lives.

HIGH SCHOOL HALAKHAH DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HALAKHAH DEPARTMENT

$36,000

$36,000

Halakhah is education for Jewish living. Each year we familiarize students with key themes, concepts, terms, and personalities in Halakhah and demonstrate the practical aspects of Judaism including the laws of prayer, Shabbat observance, kashrut, marriage, and tzedakah. We inspire our students to understand the distinctions involved in living a full Jewish life and use that to guide them in their everyday actions and lifelong decisions.

The Elementary School Halakhah curriculum is twofold: one part addresses the laws and customs of the Jewish holidays; the second part addresses specific areas of Jewish law that students experience routinely such as Kashrut, Shabbat, and Tefilah. Our students study both Ashkenazic and Sephardic laws and customs for everyday mitzvot, Shabbat, berachot, Jewish holidays, and more. We also introduce students to units on financial integrity and honesty in everyday life.

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HIGH SCHOOL IVRIT DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IVRIT DEPARTMENT

$36,000

$36,000

Our Lashon curriculum is built around the goal of teaching and facilitating the students to be conversant and “at home” with both classical and modern Hebrew. Vocabulary and grammar units are chosen that reflect the words and skills necessary to study Tanach together with the ability to read and converse in modern Hebrew.

Since the Yeshivah of Flatbush is one of the only Ivrit B’Ivrit schools, the lessons learned in Lashon class enable our students to learn their other subjects in Ivrit with confidence.

Our strong and innovative Torah B’Ivrit Studies curricula are central to our mission of developing generations of committed Jews whose skills in Lashon and understanding of original sources enable them to pursue study and observance throughout their lives. The language of instruction in all Torah studies classes is in Hebrew. We emphasize both accuracy and fluency in all elements of Hebrew: reading comprehension, grammar, spelling, written expression and oral expression. We enhance our Hebrew programs with technology programs created by our staff and iTalAm (a Judaic Studies Interactive Software program).

GENERAL STUDIES

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HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL STUDIES $100,000

Four years at the Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School play a formative role in the growth and development of our students. Our General Studies program integrates a multi-disciplinary curriculum that empowers students to succeed, lead, and be well prepared to impact their communities and the world at large. Through an immersive curriculum of English, Social Studies, Math, Science and beyond, our students are encouraged to explore and expand their academic pursuits on their path to academic excellence.

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GENERAL STUDIES $100,000

Our General Studies program incorporates a multi-disciplinary curriculum that raises the standards for competence in reading, math, social studies and science with the goal of better preparing students for college, careers and increased global competition. The General Studies curriculum concentrates on reading and writing to ensure strong literacy skills. We also offer a solid mathematical curriculum which emphasizes basic number fluency, as well as thinking and problem solving. In social studies and science, we develop both the knowledge-content and the process skills. By ensuring a rigorous program that encourages thinking, analyzing, synthesizing and the mastery of basic skills, we are preparing our children for a bright future.

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DR. ALBERT MONTAGUE A”H STEM INSTITUTE DEDICATED BY JULIE AND STEVEN MONTAGUE

The Dr. Albert Montague A”H STEM Institute is an all-encompassing umbrella initiative, spanning from Early Childhood to 12th grade. The Institute’s goal is to empower students with the knowledge and skills to contribute and compete successfully in the 21st Century global economy. Through the generosity of Julie and Steven Montague, the Dr. Albert Montague A”H STEM Institute is named in loving memory of Albert Montague, an internationally renowned scientist, who innovated 20th Century environmental engineering practices in both the public and private sectors. Deeply committed to Torah, nearly all of Dr. Montague’s 11 grandchildren attended Yeshivah of Flatbush. Through the STEM curriculum (Science, Technologies, Engineering, and Math), our students are immersed in an instructional program from Kindergarten through 12th grade that prepares them for STEM-related careers.

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TSEI U’LEMAD® PROGRAM $72,000

Tsei U’lemad® is a Talmudic term which means “Go out and learn.” This High School program offers a variety of independent study courses each semester that encourage students to go beyond the classroom and learn. Students are encouraged to broaden their interests or seek deeper knowledge of a subject that already interests them. The courses are primarily self-study and students must be highly self-motivated to enroll. Over 150 Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students participate in the program annually. Students choose from a variety of different courses with no additional cost to their tuition. Courses include Architecture and Design, American Sign Language, Brain Health, Cosmology, Classic American Film, Emergency Medicine and Anatomy, French, History of Rock n’Roll, Israel’s Wars, Italian, Jewelry Design, Piano Masters Classes, Physiology of Fitness and Exercise, Principles of Intellectual Property, Nutrition, Latin, Russian, Sculpture, Safrut, and The Stock Market.

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HIGH SCHOOL MATH DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

$50,000

The Math Department provides students with a strong foundation of knowledge necessary to succeed in today’s world. Students are required to take three years of high school math which includes Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and Trigonometry. Students are encouraged to take a fourth year of math as an elective and can choose from Pre-Calculus, Calculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, and AP Statistics. As intelligent and thoughtful problem solvers armed with the appropriate knowledge, our students are prepared for success in college and beyond.

Problem solving is the center of math learning and concepts are taught with a concrete-pictorialabstract learning progression through real-world, hands-on experiences. Our Elementary School math curriculum devotes a heavy concentration on word problems and the ability to extract the important component from each problem. We emphasize the skills necessary for high school with a curriculum focused on Pre-Algebra and Geometry.

HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

$50,000

Our English curriculum focuses on literacy, grammar and style, and encourages students to be active readers who ask probing questions during discussions of a plethora of literary genres. With smaller and more intensive writing classes, our program focuses on the ability to write coherently in college and professionally. English lessons at the Yeshivah focus on studying sophisticated literacy, mastering language in both personal and public formats, and developing an appreciation for a multitude of genres of literature. Each year’s curriculum is designed to intensify previously learned skills while broadening the student’s exposure to the realm of literature. Our overall goal is to give students the skills and tools to be able to write effectively in college and beyond.

In Language Arts, students are encouraged to read, write, and explore the humanities in an environment that fosters collaboration and reflection. Our learning objectives are aligned with Common Core standards, with an emphasis on close-reading, indepth questioning, analyzing, and deconstructing main ideas in non-fiction texts and classics. Students participate in an online adaptive program designed to advance reading comprehension of non-fiction texts. Our English classes strive to implement the Collins Writing Program, which uses practical writing activities to increase understanding of content and classroom involvement. Students are enthusiastically encouraged to actively read,examine the text, look at the world with profound curiosity and make intellectual discoveries.

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HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY DEPARTMENT DEDICATED BY THE BAILEY, JEROME, AND HOROVITS FAMILIES

History and social studies classes help students understand their roots, see their connections to the past, comprehend their context, and develop the habits of thoughtful analysis and reflective thinking. Our department’s goal is for our students to familiarize themselves with the major events, personalities, and trends in ancient and modern day history. We want our students to appreciate the relevance of history to their lives and the world today.

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HISTORY DEPARTMENT $50,000

Our courses focus on global history, emphasizing world geography and an overview of ancient civilizations and cultures. In addition, each student is exposed to current events through assignments and class discussions. Ultimately, our History Department instruction helps students assume their role as responsible citizens in America’s constitutional democracy and as active contributors to a society that is increasingly diverse and interdependent on other nations of the world.

HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

$36,000

$36,000

Students are guided on a journey through scientific inquiry, scientific practice and scientific literacy. That journey begins with the study of two of the core science disciplines: biology and chemistry. With that foundation, students can select electives from our wide course offerings which include several advanced placement classes.

Students perform lab investigations and decode data analyses. This multi-faceted approach promotes creative thinking and unleashes each student’s ability to problem-solve.

S.T.E.M. – Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math is at the center of our science programs.

Teachers integrate these disciplines through project/problem based learning and use coding to program and solve problems. We explore Earth science, including astronomy, weather and climate, and the geology of the Earth. In biology topics range from cells, plants, animals, genetics, and evolution to how we interact with our surroundings. In chemistry and physics there is a focus on preparation for high school by using the Chemistry Regents Reference Tables.

Additionally, students are exposed to STEM through hands-on experiments in our labs.

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HIGH SCHOOL FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT

ROBOTICS CLUB AND COMPETITION

$36,000

$26,000

The Foreign Language Department embraces the Common Core approach and instills students with a passion for languages as well as the communities and cultures that they represent.

We combine the expertise of native language teachers with a multimedia classroom experience.

Our students gain proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking in the target language and become expert enough to use the language in their future careers. In addition to Spanish, we also offer French, Portugeuse, Arabic, Russian, and Latin.

Students explore the field of robotic design, including manipulting the mechanical concepts of gears, torque, speed, and power through hands-on labs. Working in teams, students design vehicles capable of movement through teleoperated interaction. Students learn to program the onboard microprocessor using computer programming language and navigate the robot’s movement.

KINDERGARTEN SCIENCE FAIR

EARLY CHILDHOOD PKRE READING IN PAJAMAS

$26,000

DEDICATED BY TERRY AND IKE SILVERA

The Kindergarten Science Fair is an exciting, highly anticipated event where our classrooms are transformed into various habitats. Parents join their children as they learn about climate, animals, mammals and more through interactive activities. Once they complete their classroom presentations, students venture from classroom to classroom learning interesting facts from their peers. As the students make their rounds, they enjoy creating their own jungle, searching for pollution, and making sand art.

The Early Childhood Reading in Pajamas program instills a joy and love for literacy and reading.

Students and parents participate in theme-andbook-related activities, gather together on the carpet, and enjoy discussions on the different reading strategies to practice at home. Teachers then read a theme-related book to the children and the evening concludes with themed snacks.

Each child receives a special picture book and character item to take home. The most important takeaway of the evening is that reading aloud to a child is one of the single most important things a parent can do.

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;‫ּומ ְׁש ָּפט‬ ִ ‫ צְ ָד ָקה‬,‫א ֵֹהב‬ ‫ ָמלְ ָאה ָה ָא ֶרץ‬,‫ֶח ֶסד יְ הוָ ה‬ HE LOVES CHARITY AND JUSTICE; THE EARTH IS FULL OF THE LORD'S KINDNESS. PSALMS CHAPTER 33 ‫ְּת ִהּלִ ים‬

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ATHLETICS & ARTS

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HIGH SCHOOL WITNESS THEATER PROGRAM $72,000

One of the most impactful and unique experiences a student can have at the Yeshivah of Flatbush is to participate in our Witness Theater Program. Witness theater brings together Flatbush seniors and Holocaust survivors through a partnership with Selfhelp Community Services. After months of in-person meetings, Shabbats shared together, and phone conversations, the survivors’ stories are re-enacted on stage on Yom Hashoah to a community audience in our Khezrie Auditorium. The performance has also been shown at the Jewish Museum in NYC and at several NYC public schools.

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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS & GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOYS & GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM

DEDICATED BY THE OVED FAMILY

$50,000

The Flatbush Falcons’ Nest is the home to our school’s interscholastic athletic program and is an integral part of the Yeshivah of Flatbush experience.

The Boys & Girls Varsity Basketball Teams are made up of students in the 11th and 12th grades.

Traditionally, coaches run tryouts for the teams in early September and will carry on between 12-16 players per team on the active roster each season.

Teams will train 2-3 times per week throughout the season. The basketball season runs from early October through early February, and playoffs conclude in mid-March. The Varsity teams will usually travel to represent Flatbush at an annual tournament or Shabbaton. Varsity teams will often play in a local pre-season tournament as well as at two or three preseason scrimmages.

The Elementary School Boys and Girls Basketball teams are made up of students in 6th, 7th and 8th grades. Each team is guided by a head coach and assistant coach and consists of 12-15 players. Our Middle School teams compete in the Metropolitan Jewish Day School Basketball League. Team tryouts are held in September and October and the season culminates in March with playoff and championship games. Our 7th grade Boys Basketball team were championship winners in 2018, while the 6th Grade Girls and 7th Grade boys were league co-champions in 2020.

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HIGH SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT

$36,000

$36,000

The High School Art curriculum prepares students for a possible career in Art and Design. Freshman are introduced to the language of art and visual communication. Sophomores investigate theories of visual perception and the ways images influence and shape culture and identity. Sophomores use Adobe Creative Suite to design original artwork.

Junior and Senior AP courses allow students to master their skills before college.

The Elementary School Art curriculum allows students to explore their creativity and critical thinking skills while designing projects. We work closely with our students to enhance and refine their memory and concentration skills, and help develop decision-making skills. We aim to enhance the learning experience of our students through artistic expression.

EVENING OF THE ARTS DEDICATED BY TRINA AND JOE CAYRE AND FAMILY

Our annual Evening of the Arts is the much anticipated culmination of all the YOF arts courses and programs. Showcasing art and performances from students and faculty alike, this evening exhibits impressive works in many artistic domains - visual art, graphic design, architecture, photography, choral performance, instrumental performance, poetry and theater. Evening of the Arts is an opportunity to feature the extraordinary talents of our students and their arts teacher-mentors. The event is an immersive experience with the feel of an art gallery, museum, concert and theater production all in one evening. Hundreds have attended over the years and, even during the pandemic, the virtual show was equally superbly attended.

PEGASUS LITERARY AND ART MAGAZINE DEDICATED BY LAURA AND JOE TAWIL

Our annual award-winning literary and arts magazine is published once a year and is completely written, designed and published by the students. Students can choose to join Pegasus staff as a writer, artist, graphic designer or editor. This publication has been recognized in national competitions.

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BOYS VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM $26,000

The Flatbush Falcons Boys Varsity Hockey teams are members of the Metropolitan Yeshiva High School Athletic League (MYHSAL). The Floor Hockey Team is made up of students in 11th and 12th grades. Each team will have on average between 12-20 players per season. The Varsity season consists of 14 games, with playoffs in mid-March to follow for all teams who qualify.

In addition to floor hockey, the Boys Ice Hockey team is open to all interested boys in grades 9 through 12 who are accomplished ice skaters and have a background in playing the game. Both hockey teams provide our students with the unique opportunity to display derech eretz and midot such as responsibility, teamwork, fair play, loyalty, leadership and sportsmanship within the framework of athletic competition.

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GUIDANCE

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HIGH SCHOOL PATHFINDERS PROGRAM $72,000

At the Yeshivah of Flatbush, building a path for our students’ futures begins from the moment they enter our doors. Under the individualized care of our Pathfinders and College Guidance teams, students are able to explore their interests, develop their passions, and achieve their goals and dreams.

Our Pathfinders Program is a four-year, individualized, mentoring and career program that offers academic, professional and extracurricular experiences to all high school students. Created and directed by Ms. Shifra Hanon, this innovative program, a fitting complement to college guidance, is an exciting way for students to strengthen their college portfolios, build resumes and network with industry professionals. With guest speakers, trips, internship opportunities, career fairs and a wide range of contacts and connections from our alumni family and beyond, Pathfinders offers each student the opportunity to discover and pursue his or her own unique path.

The Pathfinders team also provides students with professional skill building opportunities through coaching in resume writing, email etiquette, and interviewing methods. Students meet individually with team members to tap into their true passion.

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HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT $72,000

The Guidance Department is comprised of an unparalleled group of social workers and psychologists.

Guidance staff help students, parents and faculty navigate the social, emotional and academic challenges of the formative years. Freshmen are matched with individual guidance counselors who follow them through their Senior year. The Guidance team provides a confidential and supportive relationship where students can freely share their feelings about academic challenges, social pressures, and family concerns.

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT $72,000

The Student Services Department supports our school via a Guidance Department, resource room, Department of Education support services and medical office. The Guidance Department offers testing for admission into our school, counseling for students individually and in groups in order to help them develop their social emotional skills and cope with different life events. It also provides various workshops for parents and faculty.

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HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT $50,000

The College Guidance process at Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School (JBHS) is based on a four-year student-focused partnership. Throughout their high school experience, JBHS students have the attention and support of all members of our counseling staff as they develop their individual academic plans to achieve their collegiate goals. A team of five college counselors support students in all aspects of the college process, including college selection, the application, and finally, college choice. By providing individualized attention to students and their families, we strive to connect each student with the college that best fits his or her needs, talents and dreams. The Career and College Institute includes College Day, a Speaker Series and other student-focused events.

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PATHFINDERS CURATED SPEAKER SERIES DEDICATED BY TRIANGLE CAPITAL GROUP

The Pathfinders Speaker Series provides students with an opportunity to hear from professionals in a variety of different career fields. Students gain first hand insight and a better understanding of the many industries and career paths from which they can choose. Students sign up on an opt-in basis to participate in lectures that generally accommodate between 15 and 20 students. Following the lecture, students have the opportunity to participate in a Q&A with each professional. The program consists of an interactive or problem-solving component for the students to gain a better idea of a realistic “day in the life” scenario that can come up in a career field.

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JEWISH & CAMPUS LIFE

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LADIES AUXILIARY NAOMI HOULLOU A”H LADIES AUXILIARY

The Ladies Auxiliary has been a mainstay of the operations and programming of the Yeshivah of Flatbush for over 85 years. Our organization is comprised of dedicated parents, working in concert with the administration and faculty to enhance the school experience for our Yeshivah community.

The Ladies Auxiliary is comprised of mothers and friends of the Yeshivah whose primary goal is to positively impact and enhance the lives of our children and families. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary support and assist the Yeshivah of Flatbush community by promoting the highest values, principles and ideals of our Yeshivah. The cultural and educational programs and events produced by the Ladies Auxiliary throughout each school year serve to develop relationships, strengthen connections, and create and nurture a warm, loving sense of community. Some programs include the Welcome Back Carnival, BINGO Night, Book Fair, Dad’s Do Tefillah, and an Annual Tennis Tournament. We celebrate parent involvement and are dedicated to contributing our time, energy and talents, all for the benefit of our children, our school, and our community.

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ADULT CHESED MISSION

STUDENT CHESED MISSION

$72,000

$72,000

The Annual Adult Chesed Mission is an unforgettable week of chesed, bringing together over 60 community members to Israel annually, who participate in meaningful chesed opportunities.

The Adult Chesed Mission is centered on the mantra “olam chesed yibaneh,” the world is built with chesed. Participants distribute gifts to sick children in hospitals, dance and sing with hundreds of orphaned children, visit shelters, pack food for the needy, interact with special needs children, and visit army bases and members of the IDF showing their appreciation for all that they do to defend the State of Israel. This unique spiritual journey not only offers an opportunity to help and heal, but also has the tremendous power to inspire.

Each winter break, JBHS Dean of Students Rabbi Naftali Besser takes a group of high school students to Israel on a chesed journey for 10 days.

Those who go on this incredible trip visit victims of terror, hospitals, rehab facilities, institutions that help children and adults dealing with physical and emotional challenges, and volunteer in soup kitchens. The trip has an indescribable impact on everyone who is blessed to participate.

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8TH GRADE GRADUATION $50,000

After building a strong educational and socialemotional foundation in our Elementary School, our students are well-prepared for high school.

This meaningful graduation program celebrates our students and their accomplishments.

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12TH GRADE GRADUATION DEDICATED IN HONOR OF MARLENE AND STEVEN R. SHAMAH

Graduating from High School is a momentous occasion. It is a day where a student’s support circle has the opportunity to celebrate their achievements.

Graduating from the Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School means that you are joining thousands of accomplished alumni and are now part of a distinguished network and community.

This special event is filled with prestigious awards, a meaningful program and amazing memories to carry with you for many years to come!

LISHMAH LEARNING PROGRAM

MISHMAR LEARNING PROGRAM

$50,000

$50,000

The Yeshivah of Flatbush Lishmah Learning Program provides opportunities to study Torah for the sake and love of knowing, growing and living Torah, while reinforcing and perpetuating our Jewish values. The YOF supports a culture of Torah learning that is yearlong and lifelong, one which serves as a guide for our words and actions each and every day. Lishmah’s purpose is to grow learning “outside of the classroom” with a focus on YOF alumni, young professionals, young couples, women and men. Additionally, in conjunction with the Sephardic Community Alliance, YOF offers women’s classes taught by some of the yeshivah’s leading educators as well as guest lecturers. Collectively these classes bring in over 100 community members weekly.

Every Thursday night, boys and girls from all grade levels join together to enjoy after school Mishmar Torah study, using the weekly parashah or an upcoming holiday as a springboard for further discussion. The participants use this time to explore Jewish themes in a deeper and meaningful way and have an open forum to ask questions. In addition, the newly established Inquiry Bet Midrash Program brings high school seniors together twice daily to work in chavrutot with rabbinical guidance, learning and discussing various topics in Torah, Gemara, and Halakhah. The goal of these programs is for students to see and appreciate the Torah in a new light and understand its relevance in today’s world. Together, these programs provide Torah learning to over 125 students weekly.

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7TH GRADE BAR & BAT MITZVAH PROGRAM $36,000

A Bar or Bat Mitzvah is a coming of age celebration of commitment, education, responsibility, initiation, and the overall acceptance of Torah and Mitzvot. We at the Yeshivah eagerly await this milestone and mark this wonderful occasion with our annual Bar and Bat Mitzvah Program. This initiative includes a unique mix of speakers and hands-on workshops that aim to help prepare our students for this important transition into adulthood.

For our 7th grade Bar Mitzvah Program, we educate our male students on the laws of Tefilin, encompassing all aspects of how it is made, to how it is worn, as well as the overall sanctity of the Tefilin. Our program culminates with a communal celebration for each individual, emphasizing the privilege of being counted for a Minyan and the novel responsibility for the laws and obligations set forth by our Torah.

For our 6th grade Bat Mitzvah Program, our female students participate in a series of sessions on topics of special interest to B’not Mitzvah. These workshops recognize a young woman’s right of passage and maturity to fully accept the responsibility of upholding our Torah’s laws and obligations. The event also consists of a beautiful mother/daughter celebration to collectively share in the joy of reaching this meaningful milestone. Our students listen to a beautiful Dvar Torah, and hear meaningful speeches from their teachers and peers. The event concludes with a musical performance and dancing. Each girl receives their own Tehillim book.

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NEW ORLEANS CHESED MISSION

POLAND HERITAGE TRIP

$36,000

DEDICATED BY RACHEL AND JEFF SUTTON

Twenty-four seniors are selected to travel to New Orleans, where they participate in a wide array of chesed opportunities, including home repairs, ensuring energy efficient environments and packing food for the needy. They also enjoy some down-time and travel the city and its surroundings.

This trip is in partnership with NCSY.

The Heritage Trip to Poland offers a memorable experience for seniors to better connect with the lives of European Jews in the pre-Holocaust era and to understand the devastation of the Shoah. This program strengthens Jewish identity, awareness and commitment to the Jewish people and the State of Israel.

SEPHARDIC HERITAGE TRIP $36,000

The goal of the Sephardic Heritage Trip to Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar is to bring to life the glorious history and culture of Sephardic Jewry in its original setting through visits to cities, museums, archaeological sites and synagogues. Students experience both the grandeur and glory as well as the tragedy and ultimate destruction of Iberian Jewry.

The trip fosters appreciation of the richness and complexity of the history of Sephardic heritage.

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KINDERGARTEN FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATION

PARENT SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP

DEDICATED IN GRATITUDE TO THE EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHERS

BY THE SHAMIE FAMILY

DEDICATED IN HONOR OF ESTHER & JACK A. HIDARY

Our kindergarten students impress their parents with a spectacular end-of-year performances that focuses on the theme “Friendship.” The children sing beautiful renditions of songs about friendship in both Hebrew and English, to a room full of delighted and deeply impressed parents.

Their joy at seeing their parents in the crowd is evident on their smiling faces. They are ready for first grade next year!

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This program is dedicated to fostering and elevating the dialogue and partnership between home and school with meaningful programs and initiatives. The goal is to provide our parents with opportunities to partner together to learn about and engage in the yeshivah’s various educational initiatives including curriculum, learning methods, social emotional needs, or other relevant topics. Ultimately it is the yeshivah’s staunch belief that children learn best when the essential partnership between home and school is nourished and nurtured. PSP events have gathered up to 200 participants and include parenting workshops, Responsive Classroom Responsive Parenting workshops, cooking and wellness classes, film screenings addressing social emotional needs for children, and panel discussions.

THE PHOENIX NEWSPAPER

NAMES, NOT NUMBERS©

$26,000

DR. LAWRENCE A"H (ES '47) AND SUZANNE FISHMAN HOLOCAUST EDUCATION FUND

The Phoenix is the school newspaper for Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School. Written entirely by students, it is published several times per year. Each issue features in-depth reporting on school news, upcoming events, sports, entertainment, divrei Torah and more.

Contributing to The Phoenix helps students hone their writing, editorial and organizational skills. The Phoenix gives students the opportunity to voice their opinions maturely in an appropriate forum and showcase their writing, all under the guidance of an experienced professional journalist.

The Names, Not Numbers© program, created by educator Ms. Tova Fish-Rosenberg, is a unique intergenerational approach to Holocaust education that has connected 2,000 survivors and WWII veterans with more than 6,000 students worldwide. Every year, 30 middle school students listen to the tragic but inspiring stories of six Holocaust survivors and learn how to interview and film them for a documentary. Over 300 people attended the screening of the movie at the Yeshivah - a moving testimony that will last forever.

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FAMILY SHABBATON

YOM HA’ATZMAUT CELEBRATIONS

DEDICATED BY HADDAD BRANDS FAMILY FOUNDATION

DEDICATED BY THE MAMIYE FAMILY

Yeshivah of Flatbush holds a family Shabbaton in the fall with our “Flatbush Family” at the Elementary School. The Shabbat program brings together more than 75 families, totaling 450 parents and children from within the Flatbush community. Minyan is run by our own superstars – the students. They are both the chazanim and also read from the Torah. Our Shabbaton caters to all ages and is filled with good food, classes, singing and games. After Shabbat, the fun and excitement continue with Rikkudim.

The Shabbaton gives the opportunity to experience the beauty of Shabbat with family, to grow through intimate discussions, and to inspire and be inspired by our second family, the Yeshivah of Flatbush.

At Yeshivah of Flatbush, teaching our students to love, support and defend the State of Israel is central to our school’s mission. On Israel’s Independence Day we have multiple celebrations and activities for the entirety of the school that foster a deep relationship with our homeland. Programs included ceremonies, communal prayers, concerts and chesed projects.

YOF students are completely immersed in many other programs throughout the year that celebrate and reflect on Israel’s accomplishments, which culminate in this special day where alumni, parents and the larger community are invited to participate.

ARCHON SERVICE SOCIETY ASSEMBLY

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION CEREMONY

DEDICATED BY THE HANAN FAMILY

Jewish tradition places great significance on community service. Membership in The Archon Service Society Assembly displays a personal commitment to the Yeshivah through exceptional participation in school service, activities and programs. Continuing the legacy of hundreds of our alumni since 1956, only selected students are inducted into the Society every year at a ceremony in the Khezrie Auditorium attended by the students, faculty and parents.

Select JBHS students are honored for their academic excellence in the annual National Honor Society Induction Exercises. Several awards are given, among them the Haramati Ahavat Yisrael Award. Membership in the National Honor Society signifies a personal commitment to excellence in character, scholarship, service and commitment to the Yeshivah’s values.

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1ST GRADE SIDDUR PARTY

2ND GRADE CHUMASH PARTY

$26,000

$26,000

Our first and second graders celebrate the important milestones of receiving their first Siddurim and Chumashim in memorable ceremonies. Within both programs, parents, grandparents, teachers and principals gather in our beautifully decorated auditorium to celebrate.

Our Siddur ceremony includes a blend of both Sephardic and Ashkenaz tefillah melodies and demonstrates how well the students are ready for this significant milestone.

In our Chumash ceremony, students sing songs emphasizing how the Torah has been passed down from generation to generation. The fathers in each class join together to hold up a talit and give the children a beracha. Classes also sing a special song showing appreciation for their mothers, presenting them with a rose.

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5TH GRADE MELAVA MALKA $26,000

The 5th Grade Melava Malka is an annual program held in memory of a beloved teacher and colleague, Chava Schneerson, Z”L. The program begins with a beautiful Havdala ceremony and a Dvar Torah presented by our students. The fifth graders, accompanied by soloists, sing songs in honor of Shabbat.

Students are reminded about the importance of the Flatbush Five initiative and poems are recited by our students. The Personal Hero Award, given to an individual chosen from our community, is presented to a family member of outstanding character and commitment to the values of the Torah, Derech Eretz, Midot Tovot and the Flatbush Five. Two students from each 5th grade class are then awarded with the Derech Eretz and Midot Tovot Awards. The evening concludes with Israeli dances and a beautiful kumzitz.

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NAOMI HOULLOU A”H LADIES AUXILIARY WELCOME BACK CARNIVAL DEDICATED BY STEVEN MONTAGUE IN HONOR OF HIS WIFE JULIE

The Naomi Houllou A”H Ladies Auxiliary jump starts our school year with our annual Back to School Carnival. East 10th street is decorated with rides and games and our upbeat music keeps the day lively. Families and friends attend together to enjoy this beautiful and exciting day.

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GRANDPARENTS' DAY $26,000

Our Nursery students and their grandparents are treated to an unforgettable morning for Grandparents’ Day. The children excitedly get to show their grandparents their classrooms, introduce them to their teachers, and work on a project together. The children and grandparents feast on a delectable spread while chatting and bonding.

The highlights of the morning are the sweet songs the students sing about their grandparents. It is so special to see the audience beaming with pride at their little stars on stage. The grandparents and grandchildren leave school with prizes in their hands and smiles on their faces.

DADS DO TEFILLAH $26,000

Every year, the Elementary School is filled with excitement as grandfathers, uncles, big brothers and fathers gather in their children’s designated tefillah locations for a morning of tefillah and pizmonim.

The special guests visit classrooms and do a Tefillah-related activity, then enjoy breakfast and choir performances in the auditorium.

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WHY I GIVE: “I give to the Annual Scholarship Fund because I want to ensure that the school which has been in existence for almost 100 years will continue to thrive for the next 100 years. As an alumnus as well as a parent of a Flatbush student, I know that my donation gives our students a chance to experience this world class education that they will use for the rest of their lives”.

JOE R. TAWIL (ES ‘90, HS ‘94) ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR

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THIS IS MY WHY: “When I was in school, I watched both my grandfather and parents give back to the greater Jewish community. Inspired by their work, I became passionate about education. I truly believe that from our two-year-olds to our Seniors in high school, the Yeshivah of Flatbush provides the best education. I believe that our collective work changes the lives of countless children, who otherwise would not be able to afford a Yeshivah education.”

RALPH S. SHAMAH (ES ‘89, HS ‘93) ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR

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THANK YOU ‫תודה רבה‬ ‫תזכו למצוות‬ PILLARS ($72,000+) CLAUDIA AND AVI HOULLOU

CHAMPIONS ($50,000+) ANONYMOUS

THE BAILEY, JEROME AND HOROVITS FAMILIES RALPH S. GINDI FOUNDATION HARARY, BEYDA, AND SASSOON FAMILY JULIE AND STEVEN MONTAGUE

SCHOLARS (36,000+)

JOE AND TRINA CAYRE FOUNDATION I. CHERA & SONS FOUNDATION HADDAD BRANDS FAMILY FOUNDATION HELENE AND ALAN SHAMAH & SALLY AND JOEY SHAMAH HIDROCK PROPERTIES THE JUDAICA MALL LLC THE OVED FAMILY RACHEL AND JEFF SUTTON BEATRICE AND JEFFREY SUTTON TRIANGLE CAPITAL GROUP 54

AMBASSADORS ($26,000+)

PATRONS ($10,000+)

LISA AND LEE COHEN

LILLIAN AND JOSEPH M. ALLAHAM

THE MAMIYE FOUNDATION / MARLENE AND HYMIE MAMIYE

VICKY AND ABE M. ANTEBY

MORRIS HANAN AND SONS

SOL BETESH AND SONS FOUNDATION

TAMMI AND SOLOMON MOSSERI NAKASH FAMILY FOUNDATION

AMY AND JOSEPH BETESH CENTURY 21 ASSOCIATES FOUNDATION INC.

NICOLE AND DARREN OVED

CHALMÉ FAMILY - ELLIOT R. CHALMÉ FOUNDATION

ROBYN AND SEYMOUR SAMMELL

GAIL AND JOJO CHEHEBAR

MARLENE & STEVEN R. SHAMAH AND FAMILY

NINETTE AND JARET FELDMAN

ADELE AND LOUIS SHAMIE

FRIEDA AND JOSEPH FRANCO

TERRY AND IKE SILVERA

SARAH AND JACK FRANCO

LAURA AND JOE TAWIL

ADELE AND DAVID KHASKI

LEADERS ($18,000+) RENEÉ AND STEVEN ADELSBERG ALICE AND HARRY ADJMI SDI TECHNOLOGIES / IHOME CHEHEBAR FAMILY FOUNDATION FRANCO FOUNDATION

BARBARA AND ROBERT MATALON CHARLES AND BRENDA SAKA FAMILY FOUNDATION AMI AND RALPH J. SASSON RACHEL AND MORRIS TABUSH SHARI AND SAUL TAWIL JEANNE AND RALPH ZIRDOK

JAMES HABER LILLIAN AND ELI HADDAD SAMANTHA AND BOBBY HARARY JAMIE AND MICKEY SHAMAH AND SONS DEBBIE AND JACK SAADIA AMY AND STEVEN SASSON BETTY AND JOSEPH SITT ARLENE AND MARTY STEIN AND FAMILY NATHALIE AND MITCHELL VILINSKY 55

THE YESHIVAH OF FLATBUSH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

GIFT LEVELS AND BENEFITS

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CHAMPIONS - $50,000

BENEFACTORS - $100,000

– Naming opportunity on one of the Benefactors programs listed ($100K+).

– Exclusive dinner or meeting with school leadership/ head of school – Invitation to an annual special donor’s event – Preferred seating at 3 school events of your choice – Listing in the Annual Report, Quarterly Bulletins or any other school wide publication where appropriate – Tickets toward Annual Chinese Auction ($3600 ticket package)

– Naming opportunity on one of the Champions programs listed ($50K+).

– Exclusive dinner or meeting with school leadership head of school – Invitation to an annual special donor’s event – Preferred seating at 1 school events of your choice – Listing in the Annual Report, Quarterly Bulletins or any other school wide publication where appropriate – Tickets toward Annual Chinese Auction ($1800 ticket package)

SCHOLARS - $36,000

PILLARS - $72,000

– Naming opportunity on one of the Pillars programs listed ($72K+).

– Exclusive dinner or meeting with school leadership /head of school – Invitation to an annual special donor’s event – Preferred seating at 2 school events of your choice – Listing in the Annual Report, Quarterly Bulletins or any other school wide publication where appropriate – Tickets toward Annual Chinese Auction ($2600 ticket package)

– Naming opportunity on one of the Scholars programs listed ($36K+).

– Invitation to an annual special donor’s event – Preferred seating at 1 school event of your choice – Listing in the Annual Report, Quarterly Bulletins or any other school wide publication where appropriate

AMBASSADORS - $26,000

– Naming opportunity on one of the Ambassadors programs listed ($26K+).

– Invitation to an annual special donor’s event – Listing in the Annual Report, Quarterly Bulletins or any other school wide publication where appropriate

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DEDICATION OPPORTUNITIES BY SUBJECT TORAH STUDIES HIGH SCHOOL TORAH STUDIES

$100,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TORAH STUDIES

$100,000

HIGH SCHOOL TALMUD DEPARTMENT

$50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEFILLAH PROGRAM

$72,000 SOLD

HIGH SCHOOL TANACH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TALMUD DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL HALAKHAH DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TANACH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL IVRIT DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HALAKHAH DEPT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IVRIT DEPARTMENT

$36,000

GENERAL STUDIES HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL STUDIES

$100,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GENERAL STUDIES

$100,000 $100,000 SOLD

TSEI U’LEMAD

$72,000

STEM PROGRAM

HIGH SCHOOL MATH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY DEPARTMENT

$50,000 SOLD

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HISTORY DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

$36,000

HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

$36,000

KINDERGARTEN SCIENCE FAIR

$26,000

ROBOTICS CLUB AND COMPETITION

$26,000

EARLY CHILDHOOD READING IN PAJAMAS

$26,000 SOLD

ATHLETICS AND ARTS WITNESS THEATER

$72,000

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS & GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM

$50,000 SOLD

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM

$50,000

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HIGH SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT

$36,000

EVENING OF THE ARTS

$36,000 SOLD

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM

$26,000

PEGASUS LITERATURE & ART MAGAZINE

$26,000 SOLD

GUIDANCE HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT $72,000 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT $72,000 PATHFINDERS PROGRAM $72,000 HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT $50,000 PATHFINDERS CURATED SPEAKER SERIES $36,000 SOLD

JEWISH AND CAMPUS LIFE $100,000 SOLD

CHESED MISSION (STUDENTS + ADULTS)

$72,000

LADIES AUXILIARY

LISHMAH LEARNING PROGRAM

$50,000

8TH GRADE GRADUATION

$50,000

MISHMAR STUDENT LEARNING PROGRAM

$50,000

FAMILY SHABBATON

$36,000 SOLD

NEW ORLEANS CHESED MISSION

$36,000

7TH GRADE BAR & BAT MITZVAH PROGRAM

$36,000

POLAND HERITAGE TRIP

$36,000 SOLD

PARENT SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP

$36,000 SOLD

SEPHARDIC HERITAGE TRIP

$36,000

KINDERGARTEN FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATION

THE PHOENIX NEWSPAPER

$26,000

12TH GRADE GRADUATION

$36,000 SOLD

YOM HA’ATZMAUT COMMUNITY EVENT

$26,000 SOLD

FLATBUSH CARNIVAL

ARCHON SERVICE SOCIETY ASSEMBLY

$26,000 SOLD

NAMES NOT NUMBERS©

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CEREMONY

$26,000 SOLD

1ST GRADE SIDDUR PARTY

$26,000 SOLD $26,000 SOLD $26,000 SOLD $26,000

2ND GRADE CHUMASH PARTY

$26,000

5TH GRADE MELAVE MALKA

$26,000

GRANDPARENTS’ DAY

$26,000

DADS DO TEFILLAH

$26,000

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DEDICATION OPPORTUNITIES BY GIVING LEVEL BENEFACTORS - $100,000 HIGH SCHOOL JUDAIC STUDIES

$100,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JUDAIC STUDIES

$100,000

HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL STUDIES

$100,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GENERAL STUDIES

$100,000

STEM PROGRAM

$100,000 SOLD

LADIES AUXILIARY

$100,000 SOLD

PILLARS - $72,000 HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT

$72,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT

$72,000

WITNESS THEATER

$72,000

CHESED MISSION (STUDENTS + ADULTS)

$72,000

TSEI U’LEMAD

$72,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEFILLAH PROGRAM

$72,000 SOLD

CHAMPIONS - $50,000 HIGH SCHOOL TALMUD DEPARTMENT

$50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TALMUD DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL TANACH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TANACH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY DEPARTMENT

$50,000 SOLD

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE GUIDANCE DEPT $50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

$50,000

LISHMAH LEARNING

$50,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HISTORY DEPARTMENT

$50,000

MISHMAR STUDENT LEARNING

$50,000

8TH GRADE GRADUATION

$50,000

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS & GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM

$50,000 SOLD

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM

$50,000

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SCHOLARS - $36,000 HIGH SCHOOL HALAKHAH DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HALAKHAH DEPARTMENT

$36,000

HIGH SCHOOL IVRIT DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IVRIT DEPARTMENT

$36,000

HIGH SCHOOL FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

$36,000

HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

$36,000

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT

$36,000

HIGH SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT

$36,000

FAMILY SHABBATON

$36,000 SOLD

EVENING OF THE ARTS

$36,000 SOLD

7TH GRADE BAR & BAT MITZVAH PROGRAM

$36,000

SEPHARDIC HERITAGE TRIP

$36,000

PARENT SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP

$36,000 SOLD

NEW ORLEANS CHESED MISSION

$36,000

KINDERGARTEN FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATION

$36,000 SOLD

POLAND HERITAGE TRIP

$36,000 SOLD

PATHFINDERS SPEAKER SERIES

$36,000 SOLD

AMBASSADORS - $26,000 THE PHOENIX NEWSPAPER

$26,000

ROBOTICS CLUB AND COMPETITION

$26,000

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM

$26,000

EARLY CHILDHOOD READING IN PAJAMAS

YOM HA’ATZMAUT COMMUNITY EVENT

$26,000 SOLD

$26,000 SOLD

KINDERGARTEN SCIENCE FAIR

$26,000

PEGASUS LITERATURE & ART MAGAZINE

$26,000 SOLD

1ST GRADE SIDDUR PARTY

$26,000

12TH GRADE GRADUATION

$26,000 SOLD

2ND GRADE CHUMASH PARTY

$26,000

ARCHON SERVICE SOCIETY ASSEMBLY

$26,000 SOLD

5TH GRADE MELAVE MALKA

$26,000

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CEREMONY

$26,000 SOLD

GRANDPARENTS’ DAY

$26,000

NAMES NOT NUMBERS©

$26,000 SOLD

DADS DO TEFILLAH

$26,000

FLATBUSH CARNIVAL

$26,000 SOLD

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THE YESHIVAH OF FLATBUSH MISSION IS TO:

EMPOWER

OUR STUDENTS TO DEVELOP EXCEPTIONAL CHARACTER AND INTELLECT.

EDUCATE

THROUGH A RIGOROUS TORAH B’IVRIT AND GENERAL STUDIES PROGRAM WITH A ROBUST SET OF CO-CURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES IN A SUPPORTIVE AND NURTURING ENVIRONMENT.

INSPIRE

A LOVE FOR AND COMMITMENT TO TORAH U‘MITZVOT, MEDINAT YISRAEL, AND KLAL YISRAEL WITH RESPONSIBILITY TO ADVANCE THE WELFARE OF ALL HUMANITY.