Our Early Childhood Center had a Chanukah show of their own on Thursday! Adorned in adorable costumes, our little ones did an incredible job serenading us with some classic Chanukah favorites.
At the Wednesday night Chanukah show, "A Window Into Chanukah", our K-8th graders blew the audience away with their stellar performances! From clarinet solos, to synchronized dances, to hand-bell orchestrations, the show covered so many creative art forms. The students were beaming on stage and exuded such a wonderful energy. The show culminated in a beautiful rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" with the entire school on stage, glow sticks waving high in the air as they sang the meaningful words in unison.
See below for photos from the show and a video of the finale.
You could smell the amazing aroma of latkes all throughout school today... Chef Wolf, our parents, and our students worked hard in the kitchen making latkes for the whole school to enjoy!
HAMC staff and parents can have fun too! Last weekend, the HAMC Parents Association hosted an "Open-Mic/Comedy Night" for our teachers and parents at a local venue. The night included the comedic stylings of our very own Myles Bahar, a stellar band, and a few spontaneous performances from our very own parents and staff. Rumor has it that Sonny and Cher even made a special appearance...(aka: Moreh Moshe and Dr. Bahar) So many hidden talents were revealed and everyone had a blast!
From homemade menorahs to edible dreidels, our HAMC students
spent this week fusing their artistic talents with the Chanukah spirit.In the featured photos our 3rd
Graders used pretzel sticks, marshmallows, and Hershey Kisses to create the
yummiest dreidels we’ve ever seen! The hallway bulletin boards are covered in
Chanukah crafts and our ECC’ers decorated wooden dreidels with their own
special touch.
This morning at the HAMC, the halls were flowing with the beautiful sounds of song and dance as the students have their final rehearsal before their big Chanukah show tonight, "A Window Into Chanukah".
Don't miss out on this festive performance featuring K-8 grades, 7:00-8:30 pm at the HAMC!
Check out this special Chanukah footage of our students lighting the Menorah this morning!
On Friday morning, the HAMC students had a very special
morning Tefilah service. Friday morning services are unique on their own
because the students get to sing their favorite Shabbat songs with Moreh Moshe, the ECC girls light Shabbat
candles, and Ha Motzi is made on the Challah. But this particular Friday morning was even more
special because after the service, Moreh Moshe distributed the HAMC honor roll
certificates. We are very proud of our honor roll recipients and everyone's
hard work at HAMC!