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WELCOME TO EMEK HEBREW ACADEMY
Teichman Family Torah Center
WHAT'S NEW?

Back-to-School Schedule
Sunday, August 29, 2010

  • Pre-1st - 2nd grade
    1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

  • 3rd - 5th grade
    2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

  • Mandatory assembly for
    1st to 5th grade parents
    3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

  • 6th - 8th grade
    4:00 pm - 6:00 pm


Orientation Update

A BIG thank you goes to Mr. Gary & Mrs. Rochelle Finder and family for donating state of the art Library software. Contact our Librarian Mrs. Rae Shagalov
rshagalov@emek.org  for details on how to properly use and access our new site.


General Information


Father & Son Learning

Father & son learning takes place each week in the Beis Midrash of the Emek Nursery and is offered at no charge to the community. It's a great opportunity to spend quality time with your son, and you are encouraged to participate. Join us for learning, raffles, and treats Shabbos mornings at 10:20.


Current News

Keep an eye on events!  Download the Emek Echo see what's happening on campus.

In order to meet our fundraising goals, we will be relying on friends and relatives both near and far.  The funds generated from events help to pay for activities and programs which help enrich the education of all of our students.

All gifts are tax deductible.


PARENTLOCKER

  • Order Hot Lunch

  • Schedule a meeting with your child's teacher during Parent Teacher Conferences.
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2010 HIGHLIGTHS

  • First Day of school for the 2010-2011
  • School year is: Monday, August 30th
  • Mandatory Middle School Parent Meeting on Monday
  • 8/25/10. Attendance is required in order to receive a blue card. NO EXCEPTIONS!!

MISSION STATEMENT

Emek Hebrew Academy Teichman Family Torah Center is dedicated to offering an academically challenging and strong Orthodox education for Jewish children in the community by providing them with a comprehensive, well-balanced curriculum in both Torah and general studies.

Our atmosphere is a warm yet academically challenging one, conducive to learning and to success, and our primary goal is to empower our students with Jewish values so that they will go out into the world with an unwavering devotion to halacha – Jewish Law.

At Emek it is our hope that teachers, parents, and students will join our Rabbis in a commitment to lifelong learning.  To that end we provide a solid foundation in both Torah and general studies, guaranteeing an environment that is rich in Torah and Talmudic law study grounded in community service and proper midot – behavior.

Upon graduating students are equipped with the critical thinking skills needed to succeed at the most rigorous yeshiva high schools or at other institutions of higher learning. They also leave our yeshiva knowing that more important than the content learned are the values they have internalized.  We therefore emphasis tzniut – modesty, and kavod – respect, as being of utmost importance, and we stress a love for our people, for G-d, for Torah, for mankind, for the land Israel, and for the state of Israel: ahavat Yisrael, ahavat Hashem, ahavat Torah, ahavat habriyot, ahavat eretz Yisrael, and ahavat medinat Yisrael respectively.  It is our vision that our community—staff, students, and parents—be devoted to excellence in all these academic pursuits, and to demonstrating a spirit of cooperation and friendship

TORAH OUTLOOK

Emek Hebrew Academy is dedicated to providing a thorough and well-balanced curriculum and course of study in both Torah and Secular studies to all enrolled students in an atmosphere conducive to learning and success.

Our foremost goal is to enable our students to develop a direction in life that will reflect character and devotion to the Jewish heritage and values.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

Emek is a recipient of the
Jim Joseph Emergency Education Grant.

Summer Break

Dear Emek Parents and Friends:

All of the elementary students should have received a summer packet or assignment from their teachers to complete at home and turn in the first day of school.

Students entering 6th grade and in the remaining middle school grades will receive their summer assignments via email.  All students will be required to read a novel and complete a pertinent assignment.  These assignments will be graded by the 6th, 7th and 8th grade English teachers at the start of the school year.

The assignments will be posted on our website during the course of the summer.

Please encourage your child to review basic math skills and the material covered this year over the course of the summer.  Some simple review will help support your child’s success in the Fall.  Teachers administer math assessment tests at the start of the year to determine areas of strength and weakness, even in the elementary classes.

Torah skills/Hebrew reading review is also encouraged throughout vacation.

We want to thank our entire staff for working so hard to improve student learning this year, and for their dedication.

Wishing everyone a happy, healthy and invigorating summer vacation.

We look forward to an inspirational and successful 2010-2011 school year.

Thank you for your continued confidence in us, and for entrusting us with your children’s education.

Warm regards,  the Administration