Lev Tmimim Summer Leadership Program
A summer of intense growth, learning, personal development and FUN!
ט׳ תמוז – ח׳ אב ה׳תש׳׳פ
July 1 – July 29, 2020
Monsey, NY
Ages 13-15
The Lev Tmimim Summer Leadership Program is a standalone program open to the greater community (not necessarily geared only to our Mesivta Bochurim).
The goal of the program is exactly as stated above, to provide a summer of intense growth, learning, personal development and fun.
The program focuses heavily on meaningful activities and programming that facilitate that goal. Throughout the summer, and in each activity, your son is challenged, guided, supported, and encouraged to go out of his comfort zone, get in touch with himself, connect with his peers, and discover his full potential.
The program includes many opportunities to develop creativity and discover potential talents and interests that your son may not even be aware that he has.
This program is not meant to be a relaxing vacation. Although it will be fun, exciting, and enjoyable, there will be real expectations and demands placed upon the participants. These will be intertwined with every aspect of the daily schedule such as
- an emphasis on real עבודה and connection in Davening
- internalizing concepts learned in Chassidus
- taking on S.M.A.R.T. goals and Hachlotos Tovos
- developing leadership, taking initiative, and interpersonal skills during play and sports
- confidence building through public speaking and healthy risk taking
- team building activities
Due to the Covid-19 situation, specific trips and off campus activities are still tentative, however, within the guidelines and available open facilities, some of the items on the agenda are
- Boating/Fishing
- Hiking – including some very challenging courses, and water hiking
- Amusement parks/Amusement centers
- Shooting range
- Outdoor camping/survival overnight
- Shchita/ Kosher Butchering facility
- River Tubing
Daily/Weekly activities include:
- Learning- Chassidus, Halacha, Gemara/Mishna
- Guitar lessons
- Computer coding
- Cooking
- Robotics
- First aid and CPR
- Woodworking
- Swimming
- Mandatory daily physical fitness workout
- Organizational skills and time management
- Health and Nutrition
Note: we are keeping the program relatively small, up to 10-15 boys. As such, despite having much physical and outdoor activity, if your son is looking for a summer program with heavy emphasis and traditional sports games (baseball, football, etc.) then this program is probably not for him. We will have sports and a lot of outdoor activities, but sports games, per se, is not the emphasis.
The program is being run by Rabbi Hami, Rosh Yeshiva of Mesivta Lev Tmimim, together with two unmarried staff counselors.
APPLICATION
To apply, please complete the form below. Or contact us here. The cost of the program is $2,500 ($2,150 for in town participants) and includes everything. There are no other fees or costs (not including travel to Monsey). There are currently no scholarships or discounts available. In the unlikely event that the program does not open, application fee and any other payments already made will be refunded.
A PCR (nasal swab) COVID-19 test will be required within 5-7 days before start of the program (no earlier or later). If a participant is sent home due to health or behavioral reasons, no refund can be given.
If accepted to the program, a medical and emergency information form will be sent to you to complete, together with a full camp packing list and further info.
Timely responses
Parents deserve to be replied to in a timely manner. We pledge to try to respond to your concerns as soon as possible.
Innovative Ideas
While remaining true to the Rebbe’s guidelines, we are open to new ideas that are approved by Rabbonim and Mashpiim in order to maximize the success of each child.
Professionalism
We pledge to relate to our students, staff, and parent body in the most professional way. Accountability and responsibility are the foundations for a successfully run Mosad.
Clear Communication
We make every effort to be clear in our communication with parents in order to enhance the cooperation between home and Yeshiva for the benefit of the Talmid.
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