One month prior to Gimmel Tammuz, the Shluchim of the Rabbinical College of Australia and New Zealand – Yeshivah Gedolah – Melbourne – initiated a Mivtzah to encourage the students to prepare for this auspicious day.
On Chof Ches Sivan, the students and teachers of Cheder Menachem were treated to a special privilege. Rabbi Boruch Shlomo Cunin Head Shliach of California came to the Cheder and brought with him a wooden trunk which carried some of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin’s luggage on the ship which brought them to America on Chof Ches Sivan 5701 – 70 years ago!
Sitting on the steps of Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street, the students of the second grade enjoyed a year end barbeque, complete with hotdogs and soda.
Recently, Anash of Los Angeles, CA gathered at Cheder Menachem, the Chabad Elementary boy’s school for their 7th annual Chayolei Tzivos Hashem Grand Expo.
Lubavitcher Yeshiva Students, along with their mashpiim, celebrated the end of a fascinating year with a grand barbecue banquet. Mashpiim and Students alike spoke Divrei Torah and words of inspiration, and shared their memories of the past year.
This past Wednesday night, Cheder Chabad of Monsey held its second boys 8th grade graduation! Cheder principal Rabbi Wolowik welcomed the gathered crowd and introduced Ruvi Litzman, a talmid of the 8th grade, to act as MC.
This past Wednesday, Anash of Crown Heights celebrated the Siyum of a Sefer Torah written by Reb Avrohom Barber. The Torah was written L’Zecher Nishmas his father; Hakodosh R. Eliyahu ben R. Yakov Barber, his Mother M’ Itta bas R. Naftali Isser Halevi, and his brother R. Dov Ber ben R. Eliyahu Barber.
What a way to finish the year at the yeshiva! Bochurim at YNS NJ celebrated the end of a very successful year with many Siyumim. Rabbi Orimland, Rosh HaYeshiva, was beaming with joy and welcomed many parents and even siblings who came in special for this momentous event.
As OTEG closed its fifth successful year, they had a grand Chinese Auction with almost 40 Prizes, ranging from a grand trip for two anywhere in the USA to a new Borsolino Hat, and from a sandwich maker to Seforim. The prizes were sponsored by local community members and stores.
A most impressive Graduation ceremony was held earlier this week in the Oholei Torah Ballroom. The families of the graduates were visibly impressed as the students marched in, class by class, and took their seats as the program was about to begin.
Part of the Bat Sheva Tanya Baal Peh campaign a large group of United Lubavitcher Yeshiva students were rewarded for learning whole perokim as well as lines by heart. The highlight of the program was when 5 Talmidim from 4th grade, who each completed at least 12 Perokim Ba’al Peh, went up on stage and each recited part of Perek 12 by heart!
CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — Capping a successful year, the girls in Beis Rivkah’s eighth grade graduated elementary school Sunday and will all be moving on to high school. Parents and friends attended the ceremony.
The Simcha hall on Crown and Albany was swarming with hundreds of boys, this past Erev Rosh Chodesh Sivan, ready to receive their long awaited “sefarim vouchers” that they earned this year by attending Yeshivas Erev Yehuda Kalman.
CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — With their proud parents and siblings watching, the boys in United Lubavitcher Yeshiva’s eighth grade graduated today.
Rabbi Shidler’s, Limudei Chol 6th Grade class at ULY Crown Street spent their second to last day of class – Wednesday afternoon on a special trip, to the Statute of Liberty and Ellis Island. The trip was a nice end of the year trip, to top off a lot of history learned in class.
This past Sunday in addition to the monthly father son learning program arranged by the Shluchim of Yeshivas Ohr Elchonon Chabad Mesivteh in Los Angeles, there was a special award ceremony in which the twenty five Bochurim who completed a Mesechta by heart received a prize.
Marking a year of special friendship, the Bochurim who volunteered for the Friendship Circle over the last year were appreciated by their organizers with a barbeque and gifts.
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