kolenu newsletter october 25, 2013
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Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School's Weekly Newsletter giving parents, donors and the San Diego Jewish Community updates from our school.TRANSCRIPT
In This Issue:
Calendar 2
Parshat Chaye
Sarah 3
The Soille Scene
This Week 4
School News 5-6
Goings On? 7
Preschool 8
Back Page 9
3630 Afton Road · San Diego, CA 92123 · 858-279-3300 www.hebrewday.org
October 25, 2013 Parshat Chaye Sarah
21 Cheshvan 5774 Light Candles 5:47pm
Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School Paula Tannen Preschool
Creative City Planning
Outside Ms. Buck’s 2nd grade classroom lays a 3-D model of a suburban city. In
social studies, students learned compared/contrasted urban, suburban and rural
communities. With careful, creative planning, a suburban map emerged from
ground up. Students laid out the ground, sketched the roads and painted the
waterways. Each child erected their own building – from coffee shops to banks to
grocery stores. As a collaborative team, the second graders placed their building
on the map to see their
planned city emerge. Using
the 21st century skills of
creativity, collaboration and
critical thinking, second
graders understand much
more than just the definition
of a suburban community!
Whole Brain? Your Child?
Please com on
Tuesday evening @ 6:30pm
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Calendar of Events Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School
SSDHDS is an Orthodox Jewish,
dual-curricular school committed to providing Jewish children of all back-grounds with an outstanding Judaic and secular education in a warm and caring environment. We share with
other preparatory schools an emphasis on the importance of hard work and diligence in the pursuit of excellence.
Our mission is to partner with
parents to instill in our students strong Jewish values fundamental to personal growth and moral development, while
nurturing each child’s intellectual curiosity and creativity and fostering a
lifelong love of Jewish learning and living. We believe that engaging the
child in Torah study is integral to developing Jewish pride and
appreciation of the importance of Jewish law and observance to the
continuity of our people.
We strive to imbue our students with our guiding principles: the centrality of Torah in daily life, the significance of
Israel to the Jewish people, self-respect and respect of others, and a sense of
responsibility to contribute to the betterment of our world.
Headmaster
Rabbi Simcha Weiser
Board of Directors President Marilyn Williams
Board of Directors Vice President
Geoffery Berg
Board of Directors Members at Large
Eilene Cummins Iliana Glovinsky
Allen Gruber Gavin Horn
Yonina Kaplan Michael Leeman
Alan Maisel Todd Salovey
Philip Silverman Leah Singer
Marcia Wollner Miriam Wrotslavsky
Brian Zimmerman
Kolenu Layout Editor Estelle Workman
Soille San Diego
Hebrew Day School 3630 Afton Road
San Diego, CA 92123
October S M T W T F S
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October 16 - November 13 Penny Wars! October 25-26, 2013 Soille Family Shabbaton at Beth Jacob October 29, 2013 The Whole Brain Child Parent WeCare Lecture @ Soille Hebrew Day School 6:30 pm (see flyer) October 30, 2013 Preschool bubbles Class Fieldtrip to the Fall Harvest Pumpkin Patch October 31, 2013 1pm Dismissal - Faculty Professional Development November 8-9, 2013 7th Grade Girls Shabbaton W/ Morah Rachel November 14, 2013 Preschool Rainbows & Frogs Classes Fieldtrip to “Classic 4 Kids” presentation of Carnival of the Animals
November 17, 2013 Embrace a Family Shopping Day at Target Simcha!13 Dinner Event November 27, 2013 Noon Dismissal Thanksgiving It’s Chanukah - Special Presentation First Night of Chanukah November 28, 2013 Run for the Hungry Thanksgiving Day No School November 29, 2013 No School December 6, 2013 First Trimester Ends December 11, 2013 Noon Dismissal - Parent Teacher Conferences December 12, 2013
Headmaster: Rabbi Simcha Weiser
Principal: Rabbi Meir Cohen
Preschool Director: Margrit Bitton
Director of School Administration:
Estelle Workman
Business Manager: Klara Lapp
Director of Admissions: Beth Licha
Director of Development:
Joyce Arovas
Alumni Coordinator: Shanna Klein
Student Resource Coordinator:
Giovanna Reinking
Our Administrative Team: Kolenu Sponsorship
Kolenu Sponsorships
opportunities are
available for $180. Partial
sponsorships are
available too. Contact
Estelle Workman at
858-279-3300 ext. 101.
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Parshat Vayera
DRASHA: In truth, our mother Sarah, like many other mothers past and present in Jewish life, has not quite received her due. Rashi, quoting Midrash in describing Sarah’s life, states that all the years of Sarah’s life were “for good.” He must mean “for good” in a spiritual and holy sense, for in her physical worldly life there was little good that she experienced. Wandering over the Middle East by following her visionary husband to a strange and unknown destination; being forced into Pharaoh’s harem; being unable to conceive children; having her maidservant Hagar marry Avraham and attempt to usurp her position in the household; kidnapped by Avimelech, the king of the Philistines; seeing her precious son’s life threatened by an aggressive and violent step-brother, Yishmael; and passing away almost fifty years before her husband – this does not make for a happy resume of a life that was “all good.” In fact, it raises the eternal question of why do bad things happen to good people.
But powerless as we are to really answer that question cogently and logically, we should, in retrospect, view our mother Sarah with a renewed sense of awe and appreciation. Lesser people would have been crushed by such a cascade of events in one’s lifetime. The Mishna speaks of the ten tests in life that befell Avraham - and that he rose above all of them. We should also make mention of the tests in life that our mother Sarah endured in her existence and that she too rose above them.
“The wisdom of women builds their home,” said King Solomon. That certainly must be said of the house of Avraham, the founding home of the Jewish people. It was
Sarah’s wisdom and fortitude that was the foundation of that home.
In everyone’s life there are moments of danger, frustration, disappointment and even tragedy. Who amongst us can say in truth that all the years of our life were “all good?” This being the case we must revert to the understanding that since the “all good” in the life of our mother Sarah must perforce be interpreted in a spiritual sense – in a sense of continual service to God and man and a commitment to a higher level of living than mere physical existence and an optimistic frame of mind – so too must we search for such an “all good” interpretation in our individual lives as well.
The striving for finding such an “all good” approach to life is the essence of Torah and Jewish ritual. I once had to attend a rabbinical court here in Israel in order to register as being married. As often happens in government offices here the wait to be serviced was long and the ambience was not very pleasant. The clerk handling the matter was rather surly and disinterested in my problem.
Finally a wonderful rabbi came out of his inner office and took care of me and my need expeditiously and warmly. When I was foolish enough to begin to complain to him about the long wait and the less than forthcoming clerk, the rabbi gently shushed me and said: “Here in the Land of Israel all is good!” And when one is on that level of spiritually that is certainly true.
Shabbat Shalom © Rabbi Berel Wein 2013
OVERVIEW: Parshat Chaye Sarah (Gen. Ch. 23 – 25:18) Sarah, Mother of the Jewish People, passes on at age 127. After mourning and eulogizing her, Avraham seeks to bury her in the Cave of Machpela. As this is the burial place of Adam and Chava, Avraham pays its owner, Ephron the Hittite, an exorbitant sum. Avraham sends his faithful servant Eliezer to find a suitable wife for his son, Yitzchak, making him swear to choose a wife only from among Avraham's family. Eliezer travels to Aram Naharaim and prays for a sign. Providentially, Rivka appears. Eliezer asks for water. Not only does she give him water, but she draws water for all 10 of his thirsty camels. (Some 140 gallons!) This extreme kindness marks her as the right wife for Yitzchak and a suitable Mother of the Jewish People. Negotiations with Rivka's father and her brother Lavan result in her leaving with Eliezer. Yitzchak brings Rivka into his mother Sarah's tent, marries her and loves her. He is then consoled for the loss of his mother. Avraham remarries Hagar who is renamed Ketura to indicate her improved ways. Six children are born to them. After giving them gifts, Avraham sends them to the East. Avraham passes away at the age of 175 and is buried next to Sarah in the Cave of Machpela.
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The Soille Scene This Week
Family – Presented in Hebrew
Sixth Grade students prepared and presented a project about their family. Standing in front of the room, Hannah practiced her Hebrew conversational skills while she explained to the class about her family members, hobbies and other interesting facts. As with the entire sixth grade class, she enjoyed exploring her family’s information and using her Hebrew skills to express it. This project connected students to their own family and to the family of their classmates using a common, cultural language.
IMPORTANT HOT LUNCH NEWS: Same day hot lunch is now $6.
There is a limited amount of change available in the event that you don't have exact change for lunch. Please remember that lunch has to be paid for in advance. Place payments securely in the grey box on the wall next to the PTA bulletin board.
However, if its a same day hot lunch order, please give it to Annemarie at the front desk.
In the event that a student does not have lunch, they may have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
If your child prefers a hot lunch, you may pay for one hot lunch with credit card for $6.50 (includes the credit card 3% fee).
NEW: buy an emergency hot lunch card for one child for $45. You get 8 lunches and it includes the 3% fee. The lunches come to $5.50/lunch and can only be used one card per child. Example: if you have three children that want hot lunch you will need to buy three cards.
The Itsy Bitsy Spider
After reading the well known Itsy Bitsy Spider poem, the first graders began a week of activities. In Science, students learned facts about spiders characteristics and behaviors and labeled diagrams. In Math, students completed spider addition tables and used deductive reasoning skills. In Language, students wrote their own comical versions of Itsy Bitsy Spider and practiced sequencing events in the poem. Lastly the students drew and colored realistic looking spiders to go with their poems which will be on display outside the first grade classrooms.
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Meet your 2013-2014 Board Members The Board of Directors at SSDHDS is a group of elected volunteers who are stewards of the school, making sure that Hebrew Day is here for our children, grandchildren, and generations to come. The Board is comprised of current and past parents, grandparents and community members. Alan Maisel
Dr. Alan Maisel attended University of Michigan Medical School and did his cardiology training at the University of California at San Diego. He is currently Professor of Medicine at the University and director of the coronary care unit and the heart failure program at the affiliated Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He is considered one of the world’s experts on cardiac biomarkers, and is given credit for ushering in the use of BNP levels in clinical practice around the world. He has over 300 articles in print and a large clinical and basic science lab. Dr. Maisel is also a fixture at the medical school, where he has won countless teaching awards from medical students as well as interns and residents. Dr Maisel‘s yearly San Diego Biomarker meeting is considered the most prestigious of its kind. Dr. Maisel is currently an Associate Editor of the Journal of American College of Cardiology. He has published two medical novels and helps to raise five children.
Todd Salovey
Todd Salovey is past Board President of Hebrew Day. He has been on the Hebrew Day Board for more than a decade also serving as Vice President, Chair of the Governance Committee, and member of the Headmaster Support Group. He served for two years as Board Chair of the San Diego Torah High School, and was a member of the Board of the Agency for Jewish Education of San Diego. Todd is a professional theatre director and faculty member at UCSD in the Department of Theatre and Dance where he teaches acting and theatre, and the Rady School of Management where he teaches communications and presentations. He also works as Associate Artistic Director of San Diego REP and directs the Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival. Todd came to San Diego to attend graduate school at UCSD in 1987, and joined Congregation Adat Yeshurun as the 50th member in 1990. Todd is married to Diane Boomer and is the father of two Hebrew Day alums, Leah and Aryeh.
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School News
Alumna Rachel (Seidle) Eden Returns
to Hebrew Day Rachel Seidle Eden, an alumna of Soille Hebrew Day
School has returned to San Diego and is teaching in our
Day School after having graduated 8th grade, about 16
years ago. Rachel attended Hebrew Day from
Kindergarten until 8th grade, graduating in 1997. She
recalls many favorite teachers, including: Mrs. Jan
Landau, Mrs. Temi Hollander, Rabbi Marks, Mrs. Weiser,
Mrs. Wohlgelernter and Rabbi Hollander.
Rachel went to YULA of Los Angeles for high school, then
to Michelet Esther Seminary in Israel. She continued on to
Stern and Touro College where she got her BA. Rachel
credits her Jewish pride and Jewish educational path to
attending Hebrew Day. She states that the secular
academics prepared her very well for high school. The
students all felt unconditionally loved due to the warmth
of the administration and the staff. Rachel met her
husband, Daniel, while he was learning at Ner Israel in
Baltimore. They moved to Israel and then later to Los
Angeles as religious directors of University of Southern
California for the Jewish Awareness Movement. They
moved to San Diego this past summer.
Rachel teaches the first graders and seventh grade girls.
Her son in Kindergarten adores his teachers and has had a
seamless and happy transition.
We are very happy to have Rachel back and wish her
much success and happiness here in San Diego and in our
Hebrew Day School!
To read the entire interview click on the link
http://www.hebrewday.org/Page/474 or go to
Hebrewday.org, click on the Alumni tab and then click on
“Alumni in the Spotlight”
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School News
Sustaining American Jewish Life A recently released survey conducted by the Pew Research Center claimed that among the non-Orthodox majority in the United States (approximately 90%), most are not marrying fellow Jews. Some have interpreted these findings as predicting that the number of Jews in America is fast dwindling. One Hebrew Day family wrote in to comment on these dire predictions:
I recently read a commentary stating that “increasingly large number of Jews have notions of Jewish identity that are based on values not likely to promote future generations of Jewish life.” I believe that the critical component of giving children a solid base of personal Jewish knowledge is being overlooked. Being a Conservative Jew myself, I take a very important lesson from the Orthodox - the centrality and profound importance of a solid Jewish education. I believe that the key to the survival of American Judaism, and for that matter Judaism in totality, is knowledge. When I look at my non-Orthodox peers, the biggest glaring deficit I see is our own lack of knowledge on Judaism. How are we supposed to incorporate Judaism into our lives and our identities, and how are we supposed to transmit that Judaism in a meaningful enough way for it to survive for future generations, if it is based on a patchwork knowledge of Judaism and the feelings in our hearts? I believe our answer is to give our children the same Jewish education as the Orthodox. We also need a better education in Jewish history, law, practice and culture in order to truly own our Judaism. Without this sound foundational base of Jewish knowledge, how can one actually choose what kind of Jew they want to be? It is because of this idea that my husband and I have chosen to send our children to an Orthodox day school. Our family still belongs to a Conservative synagogue, as do many of our peers at our day school. We want our children to know their Judaism in their minds, not just their hearts. We want our children to have a sense of ownership in their Judaism that will live past their childhood memories of being raised in a Jewish home and observing Jewish holidays. We want for them to go out into the world knowing why they are Jews and how to observe to any level, so that they can create their own Jewish identities and G-d willing, their own Jewish families. I hope that in the future we will see more parents from all approaches to Judaism making the same educational choice that we have. With Heartfelt Appreciation, A Hebrew Day School PArent
Food Justice Fellow Visit This morning we greeted the Food Justice Fellow consort who have assembled in North County San Diego and are establishing a wonderful new initiative throughout the community. With the vision of the Leichtag Foundation behind them, each fellow will take a leadership role in eradicating hunger, planting affordable and sustainable option for healthy eating, and promote self-sufficiency. Drawing on the wonderful Jewish tradition of agricultural sharing and coming from a range of personal backgrounds, the fellows visited to understand Hebrew Day School’s place within the community better and to begin exploring additional ways our children can be guided toward fulfilling this lofty mission. Rabbi Andy Kastner is the group’s leader. Look for a fruitful partnership to develop over the coming months.
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Run for the Hungry
Join our students, parents and teachers on the Soille Hebrew Day School Run for the Hungry Team! The Run for the Hungry 5K and 10K in the downtown gaslamp district is the perfect way to start your Thanksgiving Day. A family-oriented event perfect for everyone of all age groups and fitness levels. You can choose to run or walk either a 5K (3.1 miles) or a 10K (6.2 miles). This great event offers fun entertainment all along the route, and is of course a worthy cause - helping San Diego's hungry. Each registered participant will receive a colorful, top-quality commemorative T-shirt (with our team’s name printed on it if we get 20 registered participants before November 4th). Registration forms are available at the front desk, or you can register online at www.unitedrunforthebungry.org. Please contact Beth Licha if you’d like to join our team, or if you have any questions.
Goings On... Whole Brain? Your Child? So Come on Tuesday! “Tina Bryson is an inspiring teacher who knows how to tell captivating stories to demonstrate how to enhance a child's development." So says Daniel J. Siegel, MD, author of Parenting From The Inside Out. Want to learn from Dr. Tina Bryson? Please come to school (Yes, the Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School we all love!) on Tuesday evening, October 29 at 6:30 PM. to hear her compelling lecture. We are hosting the ‘We Care’ Consortium presentation which promises to help us all do more to help our Whole Brain Children. Do not be left out, and do not leave out even one small part of your child’s brain. Come. All are welcome. For more information on Dr. Bryson, see tinabryson.com. To order her best selling book, go to Amazon. “Anyone who cares for children—or who loves a child—should read The Whole-Brain Child.”—Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence. We look forward to seeing you at school on Tuesday at 6:30.
"LIVING HAPPIER LIVES" The Jewish Discovery Center will be having their next Community class THIS TUESDAY, Oct 29th at 8 pm led by Rabbi Dov Moskowitz at the home of Sima and Steve Ross at 15841 Concord Ridge Terrace San Diego CA 92127. The topic is “Living Happier Lives - Our guidebook to Morality and Ethics.” It is a great opportunity for both men and women from varying backgrounds and affiliations to experience an interactive Torah discussion. We hope to see you there. Please RSVP to [email protected] to let us know that you are coming. This program is a project of the Jewish Discovery Center of North County San Diego.
Ethan Gipsman Now and Then
We happily received photos of Ethan Gipsman (HDS Class of 2007) showing Ethan holding a soldiers rifle during his 8th Grade Israel trip, and today upon his induction as a sol-dier into the IDF. We are very proud to have participated in Ethan’s basic training.
Tale of Two Tents Last week our students enjoyed welcoming guests into the Tent of Abraham and bringing to life the practice of kindness as exemplified in the households of Abraham and Sarah.. We also spoke with our students about the specialness of Sarah’s tent, which was a more hidden place for connecting to Hashem and gaining the inspiration it takes to sustain kindliness over a life-time. This proved to be an important topic of conversation, and led to many of us thinking hard not only about how we can help make the world a better place, but make this a lifelong focus to be built upon over many years. Hebrew Day School’s 51 year track record of education shows not only how stimulated a child can become at school, but how ideals learned and practice dur-ing the early years can become part of who we truly are, and be carried through every stage of life.
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In The Preschool...
What Yitzkak Looked Like
When He Was Married...
Thank you to Rabbi Cohen for coming into the
Rainbows classroom on Monday. Rabbi so
graciously shared how old Yitzchak was when
he got married to Rivkah. The children had a
great example in Rabbi Cohen who revealed
his age to them and made a comparison to
how old Yitzkak was when he got married.
Sports in the Preschool PLAYBALL/SOCCER SHOTS
There is still room in our afterschool programs.
Playball takes place on Tuesdays from 3:45PM
– 4:30PM and Soccer Shots on Wednesdays
from 3:45PM – 4:30PM.
Both Playball and Soccer Shots are sports
program encouraging movement and building
skills needed to play team sports in a
structured fun way. It helps develop
coordination, confidence, teaches leadership
and encourages responsibility. If you would like
your child to participate in these fun programs
please pick up a form from the table located at
the Preschool entrance.
EMBRACE A FAMILY
As part of a School Wide Chesed Project, the Preschool joins the Day School and Jewish Family
Services for the “Embrace a Family” program for Chanukah. Thank you to the families who have
already contributed. Please contribute to this wonderful cause by placing your donations into the
collection box located at the preschool entrance. All monies received will help provide grocery gift
cards, toys, clothes, food and other items for needy families.
Pirkei Avot Keeps Growing!
This week we had over 40 kids this week. The Mishnah discussed the different types of learners that students can be and the importance of reviewing information that is learned in order to really remember it. We all discussed both in small groups and as well together in a big group what each of us can do to remember that which we learn. Everyone had fun and enjoyed the learning.
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Back Page Mazal tov to... ...Alex and Maya Levchevitch on the birth of a beautiful baby girl and to big brother Michael.
...Rabbi Chaim and Temi Hollander and to their children Dr. Dani (HDS Class of 1987) and Rochel Hollander on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter / granddaughter Rivke this Shabbat in Brooklyn, NY.
Speech Therapy for All Ages
Early Start, Faster Results Contact Leah Moryosef with all your questions ......because your child is worth it!
(858) 449-5628 or [email protected] ~Hebrew Day Parent References Available~
PAID AD
Find These Additional Flyers in the Online
Version of the Kolenu at www.hebrewday.org Thanksgiving It’s Chanukah Flyer
SoccerShots Flyer
Lunch Order Forms
SPA Information
Afterschool Sports Club
Run for the Hungry Registration Form
Challah Order Form
Target Shop Day
Family Day @ the Jewish Book Fair
Adat Yeshurun Shlock Rock
Adat Yeshurun Rebbetzin Heller Lecture
Nails & Spa by Lauren
20% of all regularly priced services will be donated to our school
when anyone mentions Hebrew Day at their appointment!
Fundraiser- Help Hebrew Day School While you Pamper Yourself! PAID AD
Mrs. Steiman Yarzheit Monday
Monday will be the 24th of Cheshvan, the Hebrew date on which Mrs. Barbara Steiman passed away. As noted at the 50th Anniversary Gala in June, Mrs. Steiman moved to San Diego in 1950 with her husband to raise their family. Alongside her
husband, Morrie, she worked tirelessly to create and support our Hebrew Day School. We remember her on this yarzheit and feel great appreciation and admiration.
SPA MEETINGThe next meeting will be Monday, October 28, 2013 at the Coffee Bean & Tea
Leaf Mission Valley at 7.00pm.
A few items on the agenda will be:
• Voting on the siMChA!13 donation
• Chanukah Extravaganza Planning
• Job Descriptions
• Moms Night Out Cheese and Wine Tasting
We look forward to seeing you there!
Pre-Chanukah Boutique &
Restaurant Night
Sunday, November 10th 4-8 pm Congregation Adat Yeshurun
8625 La Jolla Scenic Drive North
Restaurant reservations and pre-ordering contact Deborah at [email protected]
Adults* Children**
Hot Dog-$8.99 Hot Dog-$5.99
Hamburger-$12.99 Hamburger-$8.99
Chicken Cutlet-$15.99 Spaghetti & Sauce-$5.99
Steak-$24.99
*Adults meals include drink, chips and deluxe salad bar **Children meals include drink & chips
Deluxe salad bar-$7.99
Boutique info contact Yonina at [email protected]
FUN SOCCER CLASSES
ONSITE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Soccer Shots is the leader in youth soccer development for children ages 2-10. Our nationally recognized non-competitive skills program offers a high energy, fun, age-
appropriate introduction to the wonderful game of soccer.
Our progressive curriculum includes 40 weeks of unique class experiences. Each class contains the perfect mix of reviewing previously learned & new skills. This translates into a full year of innovative soccer fun!
In each 35-40 minute class, we focus on having fun while guiding children through
imaginative games that teach basic soccer skills. We offer unique programs designed
specifically for ages K-3rd grade. Our coaches are energetic & enthusiastic, are great
teachers, & love working with children.
Soccer Shots to offer all children ON SITE at Soille Hebrew Day Elementary
WHEN: Tuesdays starting 11/5 - 12/17 at 3:45-4:25pm (No Thanksgiving week)
AGE GROUPS: CLASSIC (K-1st) and PREMIER (2nd-3rd grade)
COST: Only $12/Week ($82 for 6 week Fall season) & includes T-shirt & end of
season prize.
$10 OFF if you register ONLINE
REGISTER ONLINE: http://sdcentralcoast.ssreg.org/
619-987-8527 WWW.SOCCERSHOTS.ORG [email protected]
http://sdcentralcoast.soccershots.org/
Register online: http://sdcentralcoast.soccershots.org
(Please make checks payable to Soccer Shots and write your child’s name in memo)
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CHILD’S NAME: ________________________________ (Male/Female) AGE: _____ DATE OF BIRTH: __________
EMAIL ADDRESS (Required): ________________________________________________________________________
PHONE #: ____________________ LOCATION: _____________________________ CLASSROOM: _____________
PARENT(S)/GUARDIAN(S): __________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________________________________
SIGNATURE (Required): _____________________________________________________________________________
SPECIAL NEEDS: __________________________________________________________________________________
Circle one
(Your signature acknowledges you agree to the waiver and policies below)
Waiver and Release Participation in all sports can be inherently dangerous and it is impossible to ensure the safety of all participating individuals. Soccer demands cardiovascular fitness, coordination, and agility. Although many risks can be avoided, I understand that not all risks can be and release Soccer Shots from responsibility for any injury that my child might incur during the course of normal play. I further understand that in the event of a medical emergency, Soccer Shots will call EMS to render assistance and that I will be financially responsible for any expenses involved. I do hereby consent and agree that Soccer Shots has the right to take photographs of my child and to use these photos on the company website (www.soccershots.org), company Facebook pages, and promotional material without compensation. I understand that my child’s name and identity
will not be revealed. If you would prefer we not photograph your child please notify us via e-mail. Policies and Procedures
There will be a $10.00 LATE FEE for registration after the second class. Soccer Shots is not responsible for lost or stolen checks. Please note there is a $25.00 returned check fee. Whenever possible, we will use indoor space during inclement weather. If there is no indoor space available, there will be a maximum of two make-up weeks due to inclement weather (extreme cold, heat or rain). Soccer Shots reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment. Upon cancellation, a full refund will be made. Refunds will not be issued for non-attendance at a scheduled class. Refunds apply when the withdrawal of a student is received in writing one week prior to the start of any season. Should Soccer Shots find it necessary to de-register a child, a refund will be issued after deduction for classes already attended. A $15.00 administration fee will be applied to any refund issued.
Same day hot lunch is now $6. There is a limited amount of change available in the event that you don't have
exact change for lunch. Please remember that lunch has to be paid for in
advance. Place payments securely in the grey box on the wall next to the PTA
bulletin board.
However, if its a same day hot lunch order, please give it to Annemarie at the
front desk.
In the event that a student does not have lunch, they may have a peanut butter
and jelly sandwich.
If your child prefers a hot lunch, you may pay for one hot lunch with credit
card for $6.50 (includes the credit card 3% fee).
NEW: Buy an emergency hot lunch card for one child for $45. You get 8
lunches and it includes the 3% fee. The lunches come to $5.50/lunch and can
only be used one card per child. Example: if you have three children that
want hot lunch you will need to buy three cards
Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller has, for over two decades, helped thousands return more fully to the beauty of their Jewish heritage.
Internationally known as an outstanding scholar of Jewish Studies as well as a gifted lecturer, she has been a full-time faculty member of Neve Yerushalayim College in Jerusalem since 1980. Her areas of expertise include textual analysis of Biblical literature and Jewish philosophy with an emphasis on the teachings of Maimonides and Maharal. She is also particularly well known for her courses devoted to the role of women in Judaism and analyses of the lives of women in the Bible.
Rebbetzin Heller is also noteworthy as an example of a woman who has managed to balance her responsibilities as a mother of a large family with her role as a leading public figure throughout her career in Jewish education.
A sought-after speaker, her lecture tours throughout the United States, Canada, England and South Africa always draw enthusiastic crowds.
The Adat Yeshurun Sisterhood Presents
a Morning with Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller
Join us on Sunday, November 3rd at 9:45 a.m. as Rebbetzin Heller presents two lectures “Achieving Balance:
G-d, Family and Work” and “Connecting to G-d through the Siddur”
Cost: There is no cost for this amazing program. However, to help us cover our costs and be able to
continue to provide similar programs sponsorships are available for this event. Won’t you use this
opportunity to remember a loved one or to honor someone special. Sponsorships will be read at the event
and printed in the program. Each sponsorship is $36.
Please RSVP to [email protected] or call (858) 535-1196 by Wednesday, October 30th to ensure
your loved one is included in the printed program.
Coffee and donuts will be served Childcare will be available
Congregation Adat Yeshurun 8625 La Jolla Scenic Dr. N.
La Jolla, CA 92037
“Deepen your
iden ty as a
human being,
a Jew and as a
woman.”
AdatYeshurun,8625LaJollaScenicDr.N.,LaJolla
Sunday,December1st
2:30p.m.—4:00p.m.
Adults$15/Child(3‐12)[email protected](858)535‐1196
SPA CLOSET
Among the many fun activities and services brought to you by the Soille Parent Association,our SPA CLOSET will be open Wednesday 10/30/13 at drop off. Come browsethe rack for gently used uniform pieces, and drop off your previously loveditems. This is a Hebrew Day community service event so there is NO CHARGE forthe uniforms; however, we welcome new member sign-ups and/or donationsto the SPA.
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