TEENS AT USH
Teens at USH have opportunities to participate in a number of ways, learning, helping out in the Learning Center, and cultivating relationships.
MADRICHIM
Madrichim are Teacher Assistants who help in Learning Center classes, whether by helping the teachers with the running of the classes, guiding students and helping them with their assignments, and generally serving as role-models to the younger students. Students in 8th grade and above interested in becoming a Madrich (boy assistant) or Madricha (girl assistant) should contact Amir at [email protected].
CHATIVA - 7TH-9TH GRADE
Students in this program discuss hot topics, current events, and teen issues, through a Jewish angle, in an
age-appropriate way, and in a less formal environment, with emphasis on social interactions and community building within the teens.
age-appropriate way, and in a less formal environment, with emphasis on social interactions and community building within the teens.
TICHON - 10TH - 11TH GRADE
Students in this program meet once a month on Thursdays for lively discussions around hot topics, with a focus on the history of modern Israel and controversies about Israel.
The program also emphasizes social interactions and community building within the teens.
The program also emphasizes social interactions and community building within the teens.
BBYO
BBYO is the leading pluralistic Jewish teen movement in America, aspiring to involve more Jewish teens in more meaningful Jewish experiences. As expressed in our core values, BBYO welcomes Jewish teens of all backgrounds, denominational affiliation, gender, race, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status, including those with a range of intellectual, emotional, and physical abilities.
USH's chapter of BBYO meets approximately once a month, and engages in all sorts of fun, social, and educational activities. For more information please contact Sammi Sapira at [email protected].
Or you can become a member by clicking on this link: bbyo.org/become-a-member
USH's chapter of BBYO meets approximately once a month, and engages in all sorts of fun, social, and educational activities. For more information please contact Sammi Sapira at [email protected].
Or you can become a member by clicking on this link: bbyo.org/become-a-member
