Take a moment right now to look around the room and appreciate the hundreds of parents,

grandparents, educators, and students gathered here this morning to focus on chenach and how we can collaborate to inspire the next generation.

This gathering should give us as a community great encouragement regarding the value we

place on chenach.

If you take a minute to look through your program and consider the amazing educators who

are here this morning to lead sessions, that too should make us appreciate that our community

is in great hands.

Asherenu, ma' tov chalkei'enu, how lucky we are to be part of such a special community

who cares so deeply about the chenach of our future leaders.

Welcome to the Yeshiva University High School for' Centennial Yomiyomyeun.

On behalf of Dr. Ronanovik and the Israeli Graduate School for Jewish Education and Administration,

Rabbi Yaakov Glasser and the Center for the Jewish Future,

Mrs. S. B. Nugreschel and the Samuel H. Wang, Yushiva University High School for Girls,

and on behalf of the Marsha Stern-Tal Medical Academy, it is my honor to welcome you here this morning.

My name is Rabbi Joshua Khan, and I have the honor and pleasure of serving as the head of school at MTA.

I would like to thank our team of professionals who have worked tirelessly on the program this morning.

Elisa Baranholtz, the director of events at Yishev University.

Yoni Kohn, the deputy of the senior vice president at Yisheva University.

R. Yajarka, the program coordinator at the Center for the Jewish Future,

Shui Jacoby, the executive director at the Yisheva University High Schools, and Alyssa Shirts, the director of institutional advancement for the Yisheva University High Schools.

Thank you to all the sponsors of this morning's program.

I'd also like to acknowledge the presence this morning of our board chair of the high school's Miriam Goldberg, her husband Alan Awaiyu trustee, Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph, the senior vice president

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