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  • Sunday ,
    NovNovember  3 , 2024
     
     
    Preschool

    Sunday, Nov 3rd 10:00a to 11:30a

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  • Sunday ,
    NovNovember  3 , 2024
     
     
    Ruach Runners Escape Room

    Sunday, Nov 3rd 12:15p to 1:30p
    A huge fish carcass was found on an island. Many clues and notes have been found in and around the fish skeleton. Participants are scientists and marine biologists who have been called to figure out what’s going on. Could this be the fish from the Jonah story? And what’s with all the clues?

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  • Sunday ,
    NovNovember  3 , 2024
     
     
    Madrichim Leadership Workshop w/Lunch

    Sunday, Nov 3rd 12:30p to 1:29p
    Learn leadership skills and how to build character

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  • Saturday ,
    NovNovember  9 , 2024
     
     
    JYBS Lounge Night

    Motzei Shabbat, Nov 9th 6:00p to 9:00p
    3-5th graders enjoy Havdalah then play games, eat and schmooze with friends!

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  • Sunday ,
    NovNovember  10 , 2024
     
     
    Families-What it Means to Become a Teen

    Sunday, Nov 10th 9:30a to 10:30a
    Our synagogue has chosen to partner with Moving Traditions (www.movingtraditions.org) to pioneer a new approach to b-mitzvah. The Moving Traditions family education and preteen sessions we will be connecting Jewish wisdom to the inter-personal and social elements that come with the coming of age ritual. The Moving Traditions sessions aim to help you and your preteen think beyond the bimah or celebration and focus on the core questions of what it means to become a teenager today and what it means to become the parent of a teenager. In order to help you and your child think about this, we look forward to seeing you for our interactive family workshop for preteens/teens and adults, called “Today You Are An Adult: What Does It Mean To Become a Teen?” Lunch included.

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  • Sunday ,
    NovNovember  10 , 2024
     
     
    Challah Days of Gratitude: A November Bake

    Sunday, Nov 10th 3:00p to 3:30p
    Join us for a "Challah Days of Gratitude" Bake! While we wait for our challah dough to rise, we’ll engage in a fun and meaningful activity called *Grateful Braids*. Together, we'll reflect on the many blessings in our lives by writing down what we are grateful for, then braid our thoughts into a collective gratitude chain. It’s a wonderful way to connect with others, share in the spirit of thankfulness, and infuse our challah with intention and warmth. Let’s bake, bond, and celebrate the season of gratitude!

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  • Saturday ,
    NovNovember  16 , 2024
     
     
    JYBS Havdalah and Lounge Night

    Motzei Shabbat, Nov 16th 6:00p to 9:00p
    6th-7th Grades come and do Havdalah and then enjoy an evening with friends. Games and snacks provided.

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  • Sunday ,
    NovNovember  17 , 2024
     
     
    Crash Course in Hebrew Reading

    Sunday, Nov 17th 9:30a to 10:30a
    Learn the Hebrew letters and vowels and how to decode them. Breakfast Included!

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  • Wednesday ,
    NovNovember  20 , 2024
     
     
    Babies, Bagels and Blessings

    Wednesday, Nov 20th 9:30a to 11:00a
    Calling all parents and their little ones aged birth to 3 years! Join us monthly from 9:30–11am for a delightful morning of play, music, art projects, and sensory activities tailored just for toddlers. Dive into holiday stories, enjoy parent chat time, and of course, indulge in plenty of delicious bagels!

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  • Sunday ,
    DecDecember  1 , 2024
     
     
    Crash Course in Hebrew Reading

    Sunday, Dec 1st 9:30a to 10:30a
    Learn the Hebrew letters and vowels and how to decode them. Breakfast Included!

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Registration for the 2024-2025 School Year is Open Now!

Welcome to Beth Shalom Religious School – Where Learning is Fun!

At Beth Shalom, we believe education should be both enriching and enjoyable. Known as “The Religious School that’s fun to go to,” our program provides immersive and experiential learning from preschool through high school.

Under the guidance of our creative and skilled faculty, students explore Jewish values, culture, traditions, rituals, and history. They also gain proficiency in reading and speaking Hebrew.

Join us at Beth Shalom for a fun, engaging educational journey that inspires a lifelong love of learning and a deep connection to Jewish heritage.

Jewish Ethics and Values at Beth Shalom

Our vibrant school culture is built on the foundation of Middot (Jewish ethics), creating a safe, nurturing, and empowering environment for all. Guided by timeless principles like Kavod (Respect), Emet (Truth), Hakarat HaTov (Recognizing the Good), and Ometz Lev (Inner Strength), we foster meaningful interactions and a strong sense of community within our school. At Beth Shalom, we don't just teach values; we live them every day.

Creative Exploration at Beth Shalom

 

At Beth Shalom, Jewish learning comes alive through the arts! Our progressive approach integrates music, dance, drama, writing, yoga, and visual arts into every aspect of our program. These creative opportunities allow students to explore and express what it means to be Jewish in 21st century America in dynamic and meaningful ways. Join us and discover the joy of learning through creative exploration!

Exciting Programs for All Ages at Beth Shalom

At Beth Shalom, we offer vibrant programs for children and teens, from preschool through high school. Beyond our dynamic school curriculum, we have youth groups tailored to each age group, providing fun, friendship, and a deeper connection to Jewish life. Join us and experience a community where every child and teen can thrive!

PRESCHOOL 

Step into a world of wonder at Beth Shalom Preschool! Our fun, warm, and welcoming environment is the perfect first step on your child's lifelong journey of Jewish education. Through stories, songs, and creative arts, children are immersed in Jewish values, traditions, and celebrations. Join us and watch your little ones thrive in a nurturing and joyful setting!

KINDERGARTEN – 2ND GRADE

Our Sunday-only Hebrew and Judaic program for grades K-2 offers an exciting start to your child’s Jewish learning adventure! Beyond mastering the aleph-bet, our youngest learners explore Hebrew through movement and play, making education active and fun. Throughout these formative years, children develop Hebrew literacy, build strong Jewish values, celebrate the holidays, dive into Bible stories, and connect with modern Israel. K-2 students also enjoy participating in our Mishpacha youth group activities and Junior Congregation, fostering a vibrant community spirit from the beginning.

3RD – 5TH GRADE:
LEARN LIKE A J.E.W.

Our 3rd-5th graders take their learning to the next level with our dynamic Sunday/Wednesday Hebrew and Tefilah (Prayer) classes. Sundays are filled with explorations of Torah, the Bible, and the Jewish life cycle. Our J.E.W. program (Jewish Experiential Wednesdays) comes alive, where Judaic learning is brought to life through active participation. Each semester, the J.E.W. program dives into a captivating topic, such as God, Mitzvot and Me, Jewish History, Israel, Bible People, Middot (Jewish Values), and Our Jewish Year. 

In addition to their classes, 3rd-5th graders enjoy participating in our Mishpacha youth group activities and Junior Congregation, creating a vibrant and connected community experience.

6TH – 7TH GRADE:
BAR/BAT MITZVAH & BEYOND

Our unique B’nai Mitzvah program offers an enriching journey for 6th-7th graders, combining Rabbi-taught classes and individual tutoring with our Cantor. Students delve deeper into their understanding of Israel, the Holocaust, and Tanakh (Bible) in their weekly classes. This pivotal time is enhanced by the vibrant experiences of our Kadima youth group activities, ensuring that middle school students build strong connections and lasting memories as they prepare for their Bar/Bat Mitzvah and beyond.

HEBREW HIGH SCHOOL

 

Continue your Jewish journey with our dynamic Hebrew High program! Designed for discussion-based, seminar-style learning, our classes cover compelling topics like Finding God, Derekh Eretz (Jewish Civility), How the Amidah Speaks to Me, The Real Jewish Life Cycle, and Mitzvot in the Real World. Students can also choose from exciting electives, including Step Up for Israel, Jewish Communities Around the World, Peace Studies, and Tikkun Olam (Repair the World/Social Action).

Join the Madrichim Program: Empowering Future Leaders!

Step into a leadership role with our Madrichim Program! Designed for post-B'nai Mitzvah students, this program offers a unique opportunity to become a guiding force in our educational and community activities. As a Madrich or Madricha, you'll play a key role in supporting our religious school, leading engaging activities, and mentoring younger students.

Dive into various responsibilities, from assisting in classrooms and leading group activities to helping organize special events and programs. You'll gain invaluable skills in leadership, communication, and teamwork, all while making a meaningful impact on our community.

The Madrichim Program is not just about giving back—it's about growing as a leader, building strong connections, and discovering new passions. Join us and be a part of shaping the future while enhancing your journey!

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