Teen Educational Programs
New this year is our teen programming! We are so excited to offer new classes to our 8th to 12th grade students. We believe that at the age of 13, our Jewish educational journey is just beginning. We will offer four-week and two-week high interest classes on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the year. We hope they will find topics of interest, build relationships, create cohort, and continue crafting a Jewish life that is uniquely meaningful to each of them.
Fees
Four-Week Program on Sundays, 12:45-2:15pm -- $72
Two-Week Programs on Saturdays, 9:00-11:00am -- $36
Upcoming Programs
Madrachim 101 - Saturdays October 7th & 14th or October 21st & 28th.
This two-week course will help teens to build the skills necessary to handle the many roles madrichim (our teen Religious School assistants) are asked to perform. Learn to communicate with adults and kids, manage a classroom, and program activities. Great base of skills for babysitters, camp counselors, or potential teachers. Taught by Michelle Crosbie.
Colorful Mosaics in Jewish Life - Saturdays October 21st & 28th
Mosaic artwork is one of the oldest art forms in history. Students will learn about the colorful art of mosaics from the past and the present. They will also create their own mosaic project. Taught by Gabe Rousso.
Cemeteries, Life, and Stories - Sundays October 8th-29th
The JRC Cemetery is a living place: In this course we will learn about the JRC Cemetery and the role of cemeteries in Jewish life throughout history. Learn about Jewish burial rituals, caring for the dead, and the role cemeteries can play in our modern lives. Taught by Nancy Luberoff.
Spoken Hebrew - Sundays October 8th-29th
עברית מדוברת This course will focus on spoken Hebrew in everyday life such as ordering food, asking directions, shopping, etc. It will include slang and modern music. Taught by Hemda Frankl-Rotem
Registration Form
Choose one or both of the Saturday classes and/or one of the Sunday sessions.
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