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A week-long camp to develop strong building and programming skills essential for the FIRST LEGO League program.
Dates: Monday, August 10- Thursday, August 13
Time: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Jewish Community High School
Cost: $350
Recommended Ages: Rising 6th - 8th Graders
Simulated Tournament: SUPERPOWERED Robot Game (2022)
Four-day EV3/FIRST LEGO League camp develops strong building and programming skills essential for the FIRST LEGO League program for students 9 to 14 years old. The previous year's FIRST LEGO League game (SUPERPOWERED) is used as a challenge to provide a fun activity while the students are learning.
Students will be provided with a solid foundation in programming with the EV3 programming language. The class will largely be self-paced, with each group of students working to develop an understanding of the system and ultimately competing in a simulated FLL challenge by the end of the week. Experienced FLL students will have the opportunity to work deeper and develop a stronger set of problem-solving skills. The camp will be maxed at 12 students to allow a high degree of individualized experimentation and learning.
All camps are taught by experienced instructor, John Hagen, who has been working with FLL Robotics Competitions since 2007.
Need more info? Contact: JCHS Robotics teacher John Hagen
No event schedules available
San Francisco, CA
350.00
Start the school year with your game in top form with a basketball clinic led by JCHS Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Marty Cohen!
Dates: Monday, August 3- Thursday, August 6
Time: 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Jewish Community High School
Cost: $350
Recommended Ages: Rising 5th - 8th Graders
Get ready to hit the court before the school year tips off! Join Coach Marty Cohen, Boys Varsity Basketball Head Coach, for a fun, fast-paced basketball clinic designed for middle school athletes of all skill levels. Players will build fundamentals, sharpen skills, compete in drills and games, and have a great time in a supportive co-ed environment. Whether you’re new to the game or looking to level up, this clinic is the perfect way to start the season strong!
This will be run as a co-ed program with students of any experience level welcome.
The clinic will be limited to 12 players only.
Need more info? Contact: JCHS Assistant Athletics Director Marty Cohen
No event schedules available
San Francisco, CA
350.00
The Jewish Law Students Association at UC Law SF represents a vital affinity group within the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco's vibrant student community. This organization brings together law students of Jewish heritage and faith, creating a supportive environment where members can connect, grow, and thrive during their legal education in San Francisco, CA.
Founded as part of UC Law SF's commitment to diversity and inclusion, the Jewish Law Students Association recognizes the importance of affinity groups in fostering a sense of belonging among students from different backgrounds. The organization operates with the understanding that student organizations are cornerstones of student life, providing essential support networks that enhance both the academic and personal experiences of law students.
Membership in the Jewish Law Students Association is open to all UC Law SF students, reflecting the inclusive values that define the institution. The organization facilitates meaningful relationships between students and legal professionals, while also promoting professional development and mentorship opportunities. Through social events, professional panels, and community engagement, members build lasting connections that extend beyond their time at law school.
UC Law SF's location in San Francisco provides the Jewish Law Students Association with unique opportunities to engage with the broader legal community and explore the intersection of law and social justice. The organization contributes to the school's mission of cultivating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community where students and faculty members learn from one another's different viewpoints and backgrounds. As part of a law school that has been shaping legal leaders since 1878, the Jewish Law Students Association continues this legacy by supporting its members' matriculation, professional growth, and commitment to meaningful change in the legal system.
Based in San Francisco, the Jewish Bar Association of San Francisco represents a welcoming community of attorneys and judges united by shared backgrounds, identities, and values. JBASF brings together lawyers from across the Bay Area who identify as Jewish—whether through religious practice, ethnic heritage, cultural connection, or friendship and collegial bonds with Jewish members of the legal profession. The organization recognizes that its members come from varied backgrounds and experiences, creating an inclusive environment where all who share an interest in exploring law through a Jewish lens can participate meaningfully. At its core, JBASF is about building genuine relationships among legal professionals while fostering dialogue about how Jewish tradition and experience inform legal practice and community engagement. The organization's 501(c)(3) status reflects its commitment to serving the broader San Francisco legal community as an educational resource and forum for discussing issues that matter to attorneys and judges. Beyond professional advancement, JBASF creates spaces for lawyers to connect authentically, share ideas, and deepen their understanding of how their identities and values intersect with their work. The Jewish Bar Association of San Francisco embodies a vision of legal community rooted in relationship-building, cultural awareness, and mutual support among attorneys who value both their professional excellence and their connections to Jewish heritage and values.
