MAY Annual Dinner Highlights
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MAY Open House Draws Record Attendance
MAY OPEN HOUSE 2017 from Ateres Yaakov on Vimeo.
It was standing room only at the Mesivta Ateres Yaakov Open House this past Sunday, as the Yeshiva hosted over 150 prospective students, along with their parents, all eager to learn about what Ateres Yaakov has to offer. Held in the yeshiva’s beautiful facilities, and with the Rabbeim, faculty and Hanhalah present to answer questions, the day's program was an opportunity to educate parents and students about the Yeshiva's unique mission, objectives, and resources.
It was a busy, exciting and educational experience that included informative panels, video displays, passionate presentations, engaging dialogue, Torah brain teasers, raffles, a gala luncheon, prizes, an elaborate Student Fair, slushies, competitions and more. Visitors gawked at the new, expansive, nearly-completed gymnasium.
Academic Talent 2-fer: TWO MAY Seniors Win Elite National Merit Scholarship Honor
Of the 1,600,000 American Juniors from 22,000 high schools who take the PSAT exam, only 1% are selected as finalists and given the opportunity to compete for only 7,500 Merit Scholarship awards. How elite is that? You can ask MAY seniors Shmuel Maltz and Natan Samson, who were both recently selected as National Merit Scholarship finalists!
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CIJE Engineering Program at MAY
Mesivta Ateres Yaakov boasts a host of different elective options for its talmidim. Among them is the very popular CIJE (Center for Initiates in Jewish Education) Engineering Program. Students in the two year course learn engineering concepts ranging from simple constructs to robotics. The course culminates each year at the CIJE Engineering Fair, which will be held at the New York Hilton.
MAY Annual Grand Siyum
Mesivta Ateres Yaakov held its annual Grand Siyum celebrating the nearly 30% pf the student body who completed a masechta of Sha"s or a seder mishnayos. These 53 talmidim, who completed 60 Masechtos and Sedarim of Mishnayos over the course of the school year were joined by more than 150 parents, grandparents and relatives, and the MAY Rabbeim, who came to celebrate this outstanding achievement.