Religious School

Beth Israel conducts a Sunday religious school program for children in pre-kindergarten through second grade, and a Wednesday/Sunday program for grades three through seven. Our active Post- B’nai Mitzvah group also meets on Sunday mornings for lively Torah study as well as a variety of other Jewish topics taught by guest speakers from the community.

Important Forms
For more information on these and other religious school activities, please feel free to visit our weekly newsletter. You are also invited to contact one of our school’s co-principals through the synagogue at admin@bethisraelsc.org 

  • Any family that returns the registration packet by August 1 can take a 5% discount off tuition.
  • You may fax, email or mail your packet to the synagogue.
Microsoft Word Format
Registration Form
2009-2010 School Calendar
Tuition Invoice
Credit Card Authorization Form
    Our religious school program is strongly oriented to promoting Jewish skills and values through our curriculum:  

  • Home, Shabbat, and Holiday Observances
  • Hebrew Reading Proficiency
  • Synagogue and Prayer Skills
  • Service Melodies and Trop
  • Torah
  • Lifecycle
  • Israel and World Jewry
  • Jewish Ethics and much, much more!

Our educational program is intended to bring forth a generation of Jews that participate knowledgeably and skillfully in synagogue and home observances and who practice being a mensch as the highest articulation of Jewish values.

    With this in mind, our students and their families are encouraged to participate in a broad range of co-curricular activities including: 

  • Monthly Tot-Shabbat
  • Student-lead Shabbat services
  • Junior Congregation for The High Holy Days
  • Model Seders
  • Monthly Shabbat Family Dinners with early, kid friendly services
  • Tikkun Olam through a variety of mitzvah and tzedakah projects
  • Field Trips
  • USY and Kadima activities
  • Community Celebrations for Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Chanukah, Tu B’Shevat, Purim, and Pesach.

Parental involvement is key to actualizing our goals. Parents are integrally involved in planning school activities, teaching and providing in-class assistance, and developing new programs, to enhance all aspects of school life.

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