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Kislev is always an exciting month at Yeshiva Tiferes Moshe. Starting with Early Childhood Chanukah Mommy and Mes, continuing with menorah construction projects in the Early Childhood division and in Rabbi Lisker’s fifth grade, the anticipation and excitement was well worth the wait. The week of Chanukah was filled with many exciting events and treats sponsored by the yeshivah’s Parents Association. Every day of Chanukah had another treat for the talmidim, including light up Chanukah spinners, Chanukah Oodles, Chanukah putty, and of course donuts. A festive environment filled the building as the boys had many in class Chanukah parties arranged by their dedicated rebbeim and teachers.  The eighth grade Chanukah fair was another exciting experience at the yeshivah. Additionally, each division had their own special mesibah. Mrs. Levine and the Early Childhood morahs had a division-wide Chanukah game in the main dining hall. Rabbi Ahron Bookson, assistant menahel, ran a mesibah for grades 1-4 with music, dancing, and of course raffles. The boys in grades 4-8 enjoyed grade-wide mesibahs with the Schnitzel Guys and Yossi Newman. As the boys departed yeshivah for Chanukah break, they went home with many special Chanukah memories.

Chanukah Celebrations at the Yeshiva of Central Queens (YCQ) were jam-packed. Or would it be more appropriate to say jelly-filled!?

This past week, Rabbi Eli Slomnicki, Principal of HANC High School, visited students in their respective Yeshivot and Midrashot throughout Israel, demonstrating to our Alumni how important they are to the HANC family. Maintaining close relationships with alumni is greatly emphasized at HANC and is one aspect of school that truly stands out.

Every month, the fifth grade boys at HALB have a different “Hero of the Month.” They learn about an organization and then the tz’dakah collected that month goes to them.

 Students at SINAI@YCQ raised $308 at a Chanukah bake sale for Chai Lifeline. Their "Bake for Chai" fundraiser included yummy brownies, cookies, chocolate-dipped pretzels, and Rice-Krispie-type treats. Kol hakavod!

Scientific research and independent study have taken a huge leap this year at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls. Under the direction of Research Coordinator Dr. Salvatore Parrino and Science Department Chair Dr. Chana Glatt, over 30 SKA students are already participating in this ongoing initiative.