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YCQ Calendar 2020-2021 147-37 70th Road Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing, NY 11367 www.ycqweb.com SEPTEMBER 2021 24 Elul 5781 - 24 Tishrei 5782 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY שבת ששי חמישי רביעי שלישי שני ראשון 21 ELUL 22 ELUL 23 ELUL 24 ELUL 25 ELUL 26 ELUL 27 ELUL נצבים 4 3 2 1 31 30 29 AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL GRADES 2-8: REGULAR SESSIONS FACULTY PROFESSIONAL FACULTY PROFESSIONAL REGULAR SESSIONS GRADES N, K, 1: ORIENTATION DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT GRADES N-8 9:00 AM-3:00 PM 9:00 AM-3:00 PM LICE CHECK FOR GRADES 2-8 BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING LICE CHECK FOR GRADES N, K, 1 PRESCHOOL WELCOME BASH Happy Birthday Talia Cohen & Noah Frenkel 7:05 8:04 28 ELUL 29 ELUL 1 TISHREI 2 TISHREI 3 TISHREI 4 TISHREI 5 TISHREI וילך 11 10 צום גדליה 9 ראש השנה 8 ראש השנה 7 ערב ראש השנה 6 5 TZOM GEDALIAH EREV ROSH HASHANA 1ST DAY OF ROSH HASHANA 2ND DAY OF ROSH HASHANA DISMISSAL N-8 LABOR DAY NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS 1:30 PM NO SESSIONS Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Daria Cohen Rikki From 7:00 7:59 7:57 6:54 7:52 6 TISHREI 7 TISHREI 8 TISHREI 9 TISHREI 10 TISHREI 11 TISHREI 12 TISHREI האזינו 18 17 יום כיפור 16 ערב יום כיפור 15 14 13 12 MAZAL TOV TO PTO MEETING EREV YOM KIPPUR YOM KIPPUR BUTTERCUP SCHWEBEL NO SESSIONS YIZKOR ON HER BAT MITZVAH NO SESSIONS Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Nathaniel Babayev and Tzippora Gold 6:45 Hannah Nisanov 7:44 6:42 7:41 13 TISHREI 14 TISHREI 15 TISHREI 16 TISHREI 17 TISHREI 18 TISHREI 19 TISHREI סוכות 25 סוכות 24 סוכות 23 סוכות 22 סוכות 21 ערב סוכות 20 19 EREV SUCCOT 1ST DAY OF SUCCOT 2ND DAY OF SUCCOT CHOL HAMOED CHOL HAMOED CHOL HAMOED NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS Happy Birthday Leah Peled 6:37 7:35 7:34 6:30 7:29 20 TISHREI 21 TISHREI 22 TISHREI 23 TISHREI 24 TISHREI 2 1 30 שמחת תורה 29 שמיני עצרת 28 הושענא רבה 27 סוכות 26 CHOL HAMOED HOSHANA RABBA SHMINI ATZERET SIMCHAT TORAH SESSIONS RESUME NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS YIZKOR NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS 6:25 7:23 7:22 147-37 70th Road Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing, NY 11367 718-793-8500 • [email protected] • www.ycqweb.com OCTOBER 2021 25 Tishrei - 25 Cheshvan 5782 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY שבת ששי חמישי רביעי שלישי שני ראשון 25 TISHREI 26 TISHREI בראשית 2 1 28 27 26 25 24 Happy Birthday Kobi From 6:18 7:17 27 TISHREI 28 TISHREI 29 TISHREI 30 TISHREI 1 CHESHVAN 2 CHESHVAN 3 CHESHVAN נח 9 8 ראש חודש 7 ראש חודש 6 5 4 3 JHS MOTHER-DAUGHTER BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT MAZAL TOV TO BRUNCH 10:00 AM GRADES N, K, 1 GRADES 2-3 - 7:00 PM JHS AVIGAYIL WEINBERG 7:00 PM GRADES 4-5 - 8:00 PM 7:00 PM ON HER BAT MITZVAH Happy Birthday ROSH CHODESH ROSH CHODESH 6:07 Levi Orsini 7:06 4 CHESHVAN 5 CHESHVAN 6 CHESHVAN 7 CHESHVAN 8 CHESHVAN 9 CHESHVAN 10 CHESHVAN לך לך 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 GRADES 5-8 COLUMBUS DAY BOARD OF TRUSTEES PARENT-CHILD NO BUS SERVICE MEETING LEARNING PROGRAM DISMISSAL N-8 3:30 PM 5:56 6:55 11 CHESHVAN 12 CHESHVAN 13 CHESHVAN 14 CHESHVAN 15 CHESHVAN 16 CHESHVAN 17 CHESHVAN וירא 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 GRADES 5-8 PTO FUN NIGHT PARENT-CHILD LEARNING PROGRAM Happy Birthday Tzvi Saklad 5:46 6:45 24 18 CHESHVAN 25 19 CHESHVAN 26 20 CHESHVAN 27 21 CHESHVAN 28 22 CHESHVAN 29 23 CHESHVAN 30 24 CHESHVAN חיי שרה GRADES 5-8 PARENT-CHILD LEARNING PROGRAM GRADE 8 PARENTS HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT 31 25 CHESHVAN GRADES 5-8 Happy Birthday PARENT-CHILD LEARNING PROGRAM 5:36 Yonah Gold 6:36 147-37 70th Road Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing, NY 11367 718-793-8500 • [email protected] • www.ycqweb.com NOVEMBER 2021 26 Cheshvan - 26 Kislev 5782 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY שבת ששי חמישי רביעי שלישי שני ראשון 26 CHESHVAN 27 CHESHVAN 28 CHESHVAN 29 CHESHVAN 1 KISLEV 2 KISLEV תולדות 6 ראש חודש 5 4 3 2 1 31 ELECTION DAY REGULAR SESSIONS Happy Birthday Lauren Rakhminov ROSH CHODESH 5:28 6:27 3 KISLEV 4 KISLEV 5 KISLEV 6 KISLEV 7 KISLEV 8 KISLEV 9 KISLEV ויצא 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 VETERANS DAY PRESCHOOL OPEN HOUSE BAR MITZVAH WORKSHOP BOARD OF TRUSTEES NO SESSIONS N-8 10:00 AM GRADE 7 BOYS MEETING 7:00 PM FACULTY PROFESSIONAL SET BLOCK BACK ONE HOUR DEVELOPMENT 4:21 5:21 10 KISLEV 11 KISLEV 12 KISLEV 13 KISLEV 14 KISLEV 15 KISLEV 16 KISLEV וישלח 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 PICTURE DAY N-5 PICTURE DAY JHS INTERGENERATIONAL MELAVE MALKA PTO MEETING BAT MITZVAH WORKSHOP GRADE 3 GRADE 6 GIRLS 7:00 PM Happy Anniversary 7:00 PM Leon & Aliza Peled 4:15 5:15 17 KISLEV 18 KISLEV 19 KISLEV 20 KISLEV 21 KISLEV 22 KISLEV 23 KISLEV וישב 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 GRADES 5-8 HS ENTRANCE EXAM GIVING TUESDAY THANKSGIVING WORKSHOP THANKSGIVING THANKSGIVING PARENT-CHILD LEARNING GRADE 8 GRADE 2 NO SESSIONS NO SESSIONS PROGRAM 2:00 PM MAZAL TOV TO LIZZY KRAMER ON HER BAT MITZVAH Happy Birthday Jacob Frenkel 4:11 5:12 24 KISLEV 25 KISLEV 26 KISLEV 4 3 2 1 חנוכה 30 חנוכה 29 ערב חנוכה 28 EREV CHANUKAH 1ST DAY OF CHANUKAH 2ND DAY OF CHANUKAH CHANUKAH VACATION NO SESSIONS Happy Birthday Raquel Winter 147-37 70th Road Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing, NY 11367 718-793-8500 • [email protected] • www.ycqweb.com DECEMBER 2021 27 Kislev - 27 Tevet 5782 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY שבת ששי חמישי רביעי שלישי שני ראשון 27 KISLEV 28 KISLEV 29 KISLEV 30 KISLEV חנוכה 4 חנוכה 3 חנוכה 2 חנוכה 1 30 29 28 מקץ 3RD DAY OF CHANUKAH 4TH DAY OF CHANUKAH 5TH DAY OF CHANUKAH 6TH DAY OF CHANUKAH PRESCHOOL CHANUKAH PRESENTATIONS Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Eliyahu Babayev Brandon Rakhminov ROSH CHODESH 4:09 5:10 1 TEVET 2 TEVET 3 TEVET 4 TEVET 5 TEVET 6 TEVET 7 TEVET ויגש 11 10 9 8 7 חנוכה 6 ראש חודש 5 חנוכה 7TH DAY OF CHANUKAH 8TH DAY OF CHANUKAH PARENT TEACHER BOARD OF TRUSTEES CONFERENCES MEETING MAZAL TOV TO DISMISSAL N-8 DORAN SPARBER 3:45 PM ROSH CHODESH ON HIS BAR MITZVAH Happy Birthday Gabi From 4:09 5:10 8 TEVET 9 TEVET 10 TEVET 11 TEVET 12 TEVET 13 TEVET 14 TEVET ויחי 18 17 16 15 עשרה בטבת 14 13 12 CHUMASH PRESENTATIONS PARENT TEACHER ASARA B’TEVET YCQ PTO CHALLAH BAKE 2-204, 2-207 CONFERENCES DISMISSAL N-8 DISMISSAL N-8 1:30 PM 3:45 PM Happy Birthday 4:11 Ezra Zagdanski 5:12 19 15 TEVET 20 16 TEVET 21 17 TEVET 22 18 TEVET 23 19 TEVET 24 20 TEVET 25 21 TEVET שמות CHUMASH PRESENTATIONS PTO MEETING NO QUEENS BUS SERVICE 2-205, 2-206 DISMISSAL 1:00 PM 4:14 5:15 26 22 TEVET 27 23 TEVET 28 24 TEVET 29 25 TEVET 30 26 TEVET 31 27 TEVET 1 NEW YEAR’S EVE NO QUEENS OR LONG ISLAND GRADES 5-8 NO QUEENS BUS SERVICE NO QUEENS BUS SERVICE NO QUEENS BUS SERVICE NO QUEENS BUS SERVICE BUS SERVICE PARENT-CHILD DISMISSAL N-8 DISMISSAL N-8 DISMISSAL N-8 DISMISSAL N-8 DISMISSAL N-8 LEARNING PROGRAM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 1:00 PM Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Beryl Rabinowitz Tami Landsberg 4:19 147-37 70th Road Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing, NY 11367 718-793-8500 • [email protected] • www.ycqweb.com JANUARY 2022 28 Tevet - 29 Shevat 5782 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY שבת ששי חמישי רביעי שלישי שני ראשון 28 TEVET וארא 1 31 30 29 28 27 26 NEW YEAR'S DAY 5:20 29 TEVET 1 SHEVAT 2 SHEVAT 3 SHEVAT 4 SHEVAT 5 SHEVAT 6 SHEVAT בא 8 7 6 5 4 ראש חודש 3 2 GRADES 5-8 PARENT-DAUGHTER PARENT CHILD MELAVE MALKA LEARNING PROGRAM GRADE 4 GIRLS 7:30 PM Happy Birthday Sarah Linker ROSH CHODESH 4:25 5:27 7 SHEVAT 8 SHEVAT 9 SHEVAT 10 SHEVAT 11 SHEVAT 12 SHEVAT 13 SHEVAT בשלח 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 SIDDUR PRESENTATIONS PTO MEETING BOARD OF TRUSTEES SHABBAT SHIRAH 1-200, 1-201 MEETING 4:33 5:34 16 14 SHEVAT 17 15 SHEVAT 18 16 SHEVAT 19 17 SHEVAT 20 18 SHEVAT 21 19 SHEVAT 22 20 SHEVAT יתרו טו בשבט MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 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