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SHAVUOT SERVICES/
HIGH SCHOOL CONFIRMATION

Tuesday, May 14 • 6 PM
Wednesday, May 15 • 10:30 AM


FAMILY DINNER &
SHABBAT KODESH SERVICE

Friday, May 17 •
6 PM (Dinner)/7 PM (Service)


SERVICE LEARNING
AWARDS CEREMONY

Friday, May 17 • 8 PM

TALKING TO YOUR
CHILD ABOUT GOD

Sunday, May 19 • 10:15 AM
Monday, May 20 • 4:15 PM


END-OF-YEAR FAMILY ASSEMBLIES
Sunday, May 19 • 11 AM
Monday, May 20 • 5:15 PM
Wednesday, May 22 • 5:15 PM


END-OF-YEAR FAMILY TRIP
Sunday, June 2 • 10 AM
 
 
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Today’s Complementary Ed Is Not
  Your Father’s Hebrew School
t Temple Emanu-El’s Religious School, Jewish education is based on two core principles. First, Jewish learning is not only about the child but rather is a whole-family experience. Thus, we offer meaningful ways for every member of the family to connect with Judaism in every stage of life. Second, learning is not only about what happens in school but throughout our daily lives. Therefore, what we do in the classroom must matter to us in our homes, as we worship and in all the places we go.

Temple Emanu-El’s Religious School is committed to Jewish learning that is relevant, inspirational and transformative. We provide our students and their families with the tools to participate meaningfully in the Jewish community, with pride in their Jewish heritage and with the awareness that their actions will shape the future of the Jewish people.

It is our conviction that successful Jewish learning environments are built upon a culture of excellence, in which the teachers share their expertise and wisdom while the students take responsibility for their own learning and success. Our staff provides a sense of caring and concern that enables our students to support one another and challenge themselves to grow as individuals. For this reason, we model the thoughtfulness and mutual respect that we seek to promote in our students.

Our program involves parents, students and other members of our school community as stakeholders in its success. This means that you play as much of a role in shaping our school’s vision and culture as they influence you. We look forward to being your partners in this great endeavor.

Copies of the 2013-2014 Religious School registration form can be downloaded in either a PDF format or as a Word document. All applications received in full (registration form and payment) by July 31, 2013, will receive a $50 discount. Questions should be directed to the Religious School.

NOTE: In order to register a student for Religious School, at least one of the student’s legal guardians must be a member of the congregation. Learn how to become a Temple member.


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