Youth and families

Youth & Families - Religious School

Promote a rich, vibrant Jewish culture that challenges students to develop their growing Jewish identities through stimulating discussion of liturgy, Torah, and tradition.
Participate in a community of peers that is part of the larger Temple Beth Abraham community and the broader global Jewish community.
Engage students in an active, meaningful, collaborative religious school experience.
Mix formal and informal Jewish educational techniques to reach, enrich, and support all students.
Strive to create a climate of acceptance and comfort, where all questions are honored and each child is appreciated.

Jewish Literacy (Yediat HaYahadut): The ability to navigate Jewish texts, understand rituals, and recognize core stories, holidays, and practices.
Love of/Connection to Jewish Community and Tradition (Kehillah & Masoret): A heartfelt relationship with Jewish life, pride in being Jewish, and a sense of belonging.
Social Responsibility (Achrayut): A commitment to acting with integrity, kindness, and justice in both Jewish and broader communities.
Personal Spiritual Growth (Neshama): A deeper connection to Jewish values, prayer, and personal reflection.
Tikkun Olam (Repairing the World): A drive to repair the world through acts of justice, compassion, and care.