Calendar

Calendar 2012-2013 (pdf)

Calendar 2011-2012 (pdf)

Weekly Schedule 2011-2012 (pdf)

Summer Program Information

Calendar 2011-2012:

Date Day of the Week Event
September 5, 2011 Monday Welcoming Barbeque, Late Afternoon
September 6-7 Tuesday-Wednesday Orientation
September 8 Thursday First day of Regular Classes
September 9-10 or 16-17 Friday-Shabbat Welcoming Shabbaton
September 28-October 1 Wednesday-Shabbat Erev Rosh Hashanah / Rosh Hashanah/ShabbatNo Classes
October 2 Sunday Tzom Gedaliah—Regular Classes
October 7-8 Friday-Shabbat Erev Yom Kippur / Yom Kippur
October 10 Monday Yom Iyun Sukkot—Half Day
October 11-22 Tuesday-Shabbat Sukkot Vacation—No Classes
October 23 Sunday Regular Classes Resume
December 20 Tuesday(Hanukkah Tuesday eve till Wed Dec 28) Last Day of Classes
December 21-January 3 2012 Wednesday-Tuesday Winter Vacation
January 4 Wednesday Regular Classes Resume
January 5 Thursday Tzom 10th Tevet
February 8 Wednesday Tu B’shvat
March 7 Wednesday Taanit Esther—Regular Classes
March 8 Thursday Purim – no classes
March 9 Friday Shushan Purim—Megillah Reading, Seudah & Purim Shpeil
April 4-16 Wednesday-Monday Pesach Vacation
April 7 Friday night Leil Haseder
April 17 Tuesday Classes Resume
April 19 Thursday Yom Hashoah
April 25 Wednesday Yom Hazikaron—Yom Iyun and Regular Classes
April 26 Thursday Yom Ha’atzmaut—No Classes
May TBA Friday-Shabbat Shabbaton
May 10 Thursday Lag B’omer-regular classes
May 27 Sunday Shavuot
May 31 Thursday Last Day of Classes

Key Dates

Last Day of Classes
May 31, 2012

Start of Fall Semester
September 3, 2012

Winter Break
Dec. 21, 2012 - Jan. 5, 2013

Passover Vacation
March 21 - April 2, 2013

Last Day of Classes
May 30, 2013

Student Comments

"In addition to a center for intensive and open-minded learning in Jewish subjects, CY is also a comfortable, supportive community of students, faculty, and administration. At CY I can satisfy my intellectual, spiritual, and social needs. Any place where the office helps make sure students have plans for Shabbat meals is clearly concerned about more than what goes on in the Beit Midrash."
Leora, Needham, MA
Brandeis University, Women & Gender Studies, Economics
Temple Aliyah

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