Religious School K – 7th

To register for Religious School, please visit your ShulCloud account.
Questions? Contact Rebecca Elkus-Ferst, Director of Education: Youth & Families
The Religious School at Temple Israel in New Rochelle, is a fun, caring, and welcoming Jewish experience for children and families in Kindergarten-12th grade. Children have an engaging outlet to explore Judaism through spirituality, history, holidays, and values.
Temple Israel believes that…
- Our participants have a divine spark, B’tzelem Elohim, that makes them special.
- Our program seeks to aid students and families with Talmud Torah, Jewish tradition, that is meaningful and relevant to help them develop a strong sense of self and an ever-evolving Jewish identity.
- Israel is important to Jews, Judaism, and Jewish life, and we believe that knowledge about Israel can enrich our children’s beliefs, behaviors, and identity.
- Areyvuut, Cooperation, and communal responsibility is at the core of what we do as Jews.
- Creating friendships and a sacred Kehillah (community) helps our children foster meaningful relationships and aids in the development of a strong Jewish identity.
- Performing acts of Tikkun Olam to improve our world helps our children understand the importance of being a Mench, a good person.
Tuesdays from 4-6pm: Kindergarten-7th grade
Thursdays from 4-6pm: 3rd-6th grade
Thursdays from 6:15-8pm: 8th-12th grade
Rebecca Elkus-Ferst is the Director of Education: Youth & Families who leads the Religious School, as well as leading Judaic lessons in our own Kehillah School for Early Learning / Nursery-PreSchool. To learn about Rebecca please click here.
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