You must RSVP in advance to reserve your spot! Email Ari at thehoffather@aol.com.

Are you a Jewish high school student at a public school? Join JSU for free pizza at a weekly club in your school.

Jewish Student Union is a way for you to meet other Jewish teens at your school, learn more about Jewish culture and Israel, and participate in a fun club.

Don’t see a listing for a club at your school? Contact Chaya at JSUSeattle@gmail.com or Ari at thehoffather@aol.com.

Interlake: 3 PM every Monday, room 2611

Bellevue: 2:30 PM every Monday, room 504

Roosevelt: 2:45 PM every Tuesday, room 207

Newport: 3 PM every Tuesday, room 2120

Mercer Island: every Thursday, both lunch periods, R & R room

Pics from Junior NCSY’s Whirlyball 2009 event!

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Video games, old-school arcade machines, foos ball, billiards, and food at the Teen Lounge!

Thursday nights from 8 PM to 10 PM, grades 9th through 12th.

Tuesday nights from 7 PM to 9 PM, grades 6th through 8th.

Teen Lounge resumes Thursday, September 2nd, 8 PM. CHICKEN STRIPS!!!

Teen Lounge is located in the Yavneh youth building at BCMH, back of the parking lot: 5145 S. Morgan St.

After a long summer and a too-quick start to school, have some fun, nosh on snacks, and relax with your friends.

Onegs are one of the longest-standing traditions of Seattle NCSY…so let’s keep that tradition going!

If you need a place to stay for Shabbat in Seward Park, please email Ari at thehoffather@aol.com.

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Hebrew High is an accredited after-school Jewish studies program open to all Jewish students in Washington State. Classes can be taken for credits that can be applied to your high school, or you can take classes just for fun!

What classes are offered?

Every topic you might want to learn is offered, including Hebrew Language, Guitar, History of Israel, Commando Krav Maga, Dance, and much more! For a full course listing, please visit our website: www.HebrewHighSeattle.com.

How do I get credits?

Credits are worked out between Hebrew High, you the student, and your public school. Contact Robin Nider for more information: RNider@gmail.com.

Where and when will classes be held?

Wednesday nights from 7 PM to 9 PM at the Stroum Jewish Community Center (3801 East Mercer Way, Mercer Island). Transportation options are available upon request.

Will there be food?

A light dinner/snack will be provided, such as pizza, doughnuts, or even BBQ.

Can I bring my friends?

Absolutely! Anyone not registered at Hebrew High is welcome to attend a class and try it out.

Any special trips?

Through our partner agencies, Hebrew High offers accredited summer programs to Israel as well as heritage trips to New York and Washington DC. Several classes leave school grounds on a regular basis for trips to various locations of Jewish culture in Seattle. A special Israel trip just for 11th graders is being planned, as well as a work-study program just for seniors!

When do I start?

Classes begin the first week of September 2010, and you can start in the second semester if you need to.

Score a whirlic!

Pillowblock the whirlybug!

Whirlyball is good insane fun!

If you’re in grades 9th through 12th, come to Whirlyball on Saturday night, September 4th! A combination of bumper karts, lacrosse, and basketball, Whirlyball is too much to fun to miss. Buses leave from SBH (6500 52nd Ave. S.) at 9:15 PM.

Cost: $20

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Buses leave SBH at 5 PM. (6500 52nd Ave. S.)

Cost: $10

For a spot on the bus, RSVP to Ari at thehoffather@aol.com.

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