In the month preceding Yud Shvat, the Shluchim of the Mesivta arranged a Mivtza to help prepare the Bochurim for the special day. The Mivtza comprised of two parts:
- Learning and reviewing the Rebbe's first Ma’amer of Basi Legani 5711 by heart.
- Strengthening the Hiskashrus to the Rebbe by completing a daily duch listing several things that are essential to the life of a Tomim such as Limud HaRambam, participating in Seder Sichos and attending the weekly Inyonei Geulah U'Moshiach Shiur given by Rabbi Liberow.
Boruch Hashem, the Mivtza was an overwhelming success with the intense involvement of the vast majority of the Bochurim in Mesivta. Outside the seder hours it was a familiar sight to see many bochurim learning the Maamer in zal with the Shluchim.
