9th Grade Trip with Big Brothers
The ninth grade went to the park for pizza and then to bowling with their senior big brothers.
Epicaton Roundup
On May 31, 2021, Valley Torah Boys Division left on, possibly, one of the most ambitious trips ever undertaken in Jewish education. We took 110 students and 10 staff members (their luggage and food) on a plane trip to Yellowstone National Park and beyond.
Our flight to Bozeman, Montana stared with shacharis in Burbank Airport. After we were all safely in our seats, Rabbi Biron said Tefilas HaDerech for the entire plane – and we took off.
We safely landed in Bozeman where we boarded three coach busses and continued on to Yellowstone National Park. We were surrounded by the amazing beauty of Hashem’s creation (and quite a few Bison).
After our tour of Yellowstone, we continued on to Ashton, Idaho, arriving just before midnight. We woke early the next day for rafting on the Snake River.
Our trip continued on to Utah where we stayed in a beautiful resort on Bear Lake. In addition to enjoying the many amenities of the hotel and the lake, we took an amazing, bone-jarring trip on UTVs up to the top of the mountain overlooking the lake.
On the last night, we bonded together at a kumsitz. The next morning we took off from Ogden, Utah for our trip back. But, first, we took a moment for an epic group picture.
Chesed Entrepreneurs
Two young men in the Boys Division are starting their own chesed organizations. David Kerendian’s #AlliedTogether and Avi Dadon’s SoleGivers. They are pictured here presenting their new ideas to the students.
Covid Game
For the first time, we hosted a CIF basketball game outdoors in our beautiful sports court. Valley Torah handily beat Palmdale Aerospace by the score of 89-25.
Adar BMX Show Today
What happens when you condense a 1/2 hour BMX cycling show into 30 seconds of nail-biting excitement?
Adar Festivities
The boys were treated to a bagel breakfast and a BMX cycling show today to celebrate Adar.
A Very Special Story
Milana K. is a senior at the Girls Division. She came from Belarus to get a Jewish education. She got much more than she expected. Watch her story below.
This video was just one part of the Valley Torah Awards Show. Watch the the rest at the VTHS Dinner 2020 Awards Show Page.
