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Teachers are Always Learning
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TABC's STEM department enjoyed collaborating with other schools this week as they visited the first yeshiva high school Makerspace in Westchester. We are excited to implement the latest fabrication tools into our new stem lab!
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Reminder
Please send in your medical forms as soon as possible, but no later than
August 1st.
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Sunday Learning
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Sunday morning shiur
is on!
8:50 AM Donuts & OJ
9:00 - 9:45 AM Shiur
in the Auxiliary Lunch Room
Join us and you get 1.5 hours of Night Seder Credit!
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Upcoming Events
May 13
Yom Yerushalayim
May 20-21
Shavuot
May 24
Incident at Vichy
May 27-29
Junior Trip to Boston
May 28
Memorial Day
No School
May 31
Sports Dinner
June 4
Last Day of Classes
1:45 Dismissal
June 5 - 8
Final Exams
June 12
Graduation
June 18
Exam Return Hour
9:00 AM
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Israel Report
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Please click
here for the latest issue of the Israel Report
Kol Torah
Please click
here for the latest issue of Kol Torah
Eye of the Storm
for the latest issue of Eye of the Storm
Faculty Divrei Torah
Please click
here
for recordings of Divrei Torah by our esteemed faculty
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Parnas HaYom
We would like to thank our recent sponsors:
The Korsinsky Family
To dedicate a day of learning or for other sponsorship opportunities, please contact Sharon Rifkind, Director of Development & Communications at
201.837.7696 x123
or
[email protected].
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Tweeting Up A STORM!
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Please follow the Student Activities Page on Twitter @TABC_Activities. Rabbi Miretzky, our Student Activities Director, will be tweeting all about the excitement going on at TABC.
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Double Your Support of Our Yeshiva
Do you work for AIG? Goldman Sachs? Quest Diagnostics? Pfizer? One of the many other companies listed
here
? Did you know that hundreds of companies throughout the US offer matching gifts to qualified 501(c)(3) organizations? Please inquire about matching your gift to TABC. For question, reach to Sharon Rifkind about Matching Gifts today.
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Do You "Like" Us?
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 If you haven't yet, now is great time to "like" us on
Facebook, and see our announcements,
photo galleries,
and more, in real time.
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Chadashot is now archived on our website.
In case you missed a week you can click
here to view past issues.
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TABC Swag Store Now Open
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The TABC Apparel Store hosted by TAPA is now open online! More items are being added, so check back regularly!
Click
here or on the link at the top of the TABC website to be directly taken to the store.
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TABC Students Excel in Many Arenas
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Three Out of the Top Five Finalists from
Chidon HaTanach National Competition are TABC Students
Mazal tov to Nathanael Vinar '19, Akiva Sturm '19, and Ephraim Helfgot '20 on all placing in the top five of the Chidon HaTanach Nationals! Nathanael, who will be continuing on to the contest in Israel, came in 2nd. Akiva came in 3rd & Ephraim came in 5th. Mazal tov to the boys, their families, their coach Rabbi Neil Winkler, and the TABC Chidon HaTanach coordinator, Rabbi Chaim Jachter.
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Shlomi Helfgot is Torah Bowl Champion at OU Convention
 Shlomi Helfgot was the Boys Torah Bowl Champion at the Torah New York event, which attracted thousands of people to Citi Field to learn Torah together on Sunday, April 29th.
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Yaakov Zinberg Places Second in
John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest
for High School Students
 Senior Yaakov Zinberg has come in second in the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest for High School Students. Zinberg placed second in a competition of almost 2,000 essays. He will receive a $1,000 award for his essay about Ben Olcott, former governor of Oregon. Yaakovis the only student in all of New Jersey - from public and private school combined - to place in the contest.
The annual
Profile in Courage Essay Contest invites high school students from across the nation to write an essay on an act of political courage by a US elected official. The contest is a companion program of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award™, named for Kennedy's Pulitzer Prize-winning book,
Profiles in Courage, which recounts the stories of eight U.S. Senators who risked their careers, incurring the wrath of constituents or powerful interest groups, to make difficult decisions in the public interest. This year, 1,989 essays were submitted from students in forty-eight states, Guam, and from US citizens in the United Arab Emirates.
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Three Sophomores Make Joint Siyum at Night Seder
Sophomores Ezra Baron, Ari Needle, and Sam Weinberg have been learning together during Night Seder since the beginning of the year. They recently completed Mesechet Chagiga. Last night, the three boys made a siyum, followed by dancing and donuts for all the boys and rebbeim at Night Seder.
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TABC celebrated Lag B'Omer with food and fun. For lunch the students enjoyed food cooked by the very popular Wandering Que. The combination of delicious, filling BBQ and the beautiful weather brought smiles and left everyone in great spirits to enjoy an impromptu kumzitz with students, faculty and student musicians coming together. Later in the day, the students had the option of either playing archery tag or participating in/ watching the TABC rebbeim and faculty take on the JV and varsity basketball teams, in turn, during each half. At half time the faculty team was up by two points with a score of 37-35, with the exciting game ending in a 57-57 tie. A great day was had by all. For more photos, click here.
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The latest TABC chesed trip headed out for Philadelphia on Sunday morning. The group packed and delivered food for those in need for the Jewish Relief Agency. From there, they went to the Ingles House, a home for wheelchair bound individuals, where they visited the paraplegic residents. Everyone davened Mincha in the famed Philadelphia Yeshiva and were privileged to hear a shmooze from Rosh Yeshiva Rav Shmuel Kaminetzky. From there, it was back to New Jersey for a well deserved break with Dougie's in Deal and time spent on the beach. On Monday, the group unpacked tins for Bikur Cholim of Lakewood. They later heard a shiur from Rav Olshin at the Beit Midrash Hagadol of Lakewood. The day ended with visiting residents at the Kessler Rehabilitation Center of West Orange, before returning to TABC. As TABC chesed coordinator Rabbi Kessel put it so well, they returned "exhausted, yet uplifted." For more photos, click here.
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Mrs. Goldenberg's Class
Extracts DNA |
As Mrs. Goldenberg's class came to a close on their genetic engineering unit, students examined the art of DNA extraction and learned the method by which scientists can access DNA despite the many molecular barriers along the way. DNA extraction is of significant importance in the process of genetic testing, developing diagnostics and drugs, forensics, sequencing and much more. For more photos, click
here.
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Rabbi Kessel's Y8 Shiur Complete Mishnayot Moed in Mishnathon
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Rabbi Kessel's Y8 shiur dedicated an entire morning to finishing Seder Moed Mishnayot. Each chavruta had 3 weeks to prepare their mesechta and on Tuesday, May 1st the shiur finished it all together start to finish. The siyum was made by freshman Daniel Kroopnick, and Rabbi Wiener and Rabbi Hoenig stopped in to give words of chizuk. The Mishnayot and food were generously sponsored by the parents of Y8.
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Rabbi Einhorn & Talmidim
Experience Lag B'Omer in New Square
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 Azrieli Doctoral students, along with Dr. David Pelcovitz, recently visited TABC as part of their studies on spirituality in teens. Rabbi Ezra Wiener greeted them and addressed some of the spiritual challenges Rebbeim face with their students. Rabbi Yoni Mandelstam informed the visitors about some unique programming TABC offers students to foster religious development outside of the classroom. The doctoral students then observed Judaic studies classes and interviewed students. We were honored to host this group as they strive to understand the key to successful spiritual development in high school.
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Mazal tov to JV Soccer on their win over SAR this week!
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Mazal tov to STORM JV Softball on their TWO wins against MTA in a double header! They won the first game 10-1 and the second game 6-1.
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