USY High!
January 28th - March 22nd 2008

 


USY High is:

  • Fully accredited academic program in Israel for high school juniors and seniors
  • 8-week session held during February and March
  • Enriched "Israel Core Course" combining intensive Israel and Judaic studies integrated with hands-on field experience - the Land of Israel is your classroom!
  • Receive high school credits
  • Run in cooperation with Ramah Programs in Israel, provider of exciting and unique programs for children, teens and adults
  • Live at the beautiful Goldstein Youth Village, a secure school community in Jerusalem and home of Ramah Programs in Israel Students in 10th and 11th grades who wish to participate in a 16-week fully accredited high school program can apply to Tichon Ramah Yerushalayim, held from February until June.

Why USY High?


When you go to Israel on USY High, not only will you be with USYers from all over North America, but you will get to know the Jewish homeland in an exciting and unique way. Israel's history will come alive as you learn both in the classroom and by using the land of Israel as a live "text book" on hikes and tours.

This is no ordinary educational experience. For eight weeks you will live at the Goldstein Youth Village in Jerusalem. In the campus classroom, you will be introduced chronologically to each historical period. Campus class time will be interspersed with time experiencing our "classroom without walls", the Land of Israel. You will learn in an ancient cave, a mountain fortress, an army bunker, riding on a camel or even at the beach!

Generally, you will also receive full high school credit for Social Studies and English from the Israel Core Course, from individualized or small group tutorials, and from instruction in up to three sequential courses (regular, advanced or AP mathematics, science or foreign language) as required by your home school. You may also be eligible to earn up to six credits for college. An education specialist will work with you and your school to ensure a total credit exchange.

With USY High, you have the opportunity to experience Israel the USY way, with Shabbatonim filled with ruach, daily tefillot (services), activities with students participating in other teen Ramah programs on campus and with NOAM, the Masorti (Conservative) youth movement in Israel. You will see things that stir your emotions and feel things that touch your heart. USY High will strengthen your personal kesher (connection) with Israel and with Judaism.

Students in 10th and 11th grades who wish to participate in a 16-week fully accredited high school program can apply to Tichon Ramah Yerushalayim, held from February until June.

So Let's Go!
Contact us for a USY High application packet. And start looking forward to the trip of a lifetime!

Tuition
Tuition for USY in 2008 is $6,725.
The price includes:

·         The entire Israel experience

·         Academic program and high school credit

·         Full board and lodging

·         Medical insurance

·         $100 non-refundable registration fee

·         Up to 2 general studies or acceleration courses*

* This price includes 2 general studies courses. Each additional general studies course or acceleration course will be an additional $300/course (based on a two student minimum).
[Private tutorial lessons are availabe at the rate $35/hr (teaching hour). Tutorials will meet twice to three times a week depending on the students' needs.]

The price does not include domestic or international air fare from North America or personal spending money.

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For additional information please contact:
Ramah Programs in Israel (New York Office),
3080 Broadway,
NY, NY, 10027
Tel.: (212) 678-8883, Fax.: (212) 749-8251
E-mail:
ramahisrael@jtsa.edu
www.campramah.org

USY Central Shaliach Tel: 212-533-7800 x2321, Fax: 212-353-9439
E-mail: youth@uscj.org
www.usy.org

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