Enrollment is now open for the Religious School Year 2023-2024
Dear Religious School Parents:
Religious School for the 2023-2024 school year begins on Sunday, September 10, 2023.
Help us plan for the coming year by registering today. Billing will not start until September. We have an exciting year planned and are looking forward to including YOU and your family!
New familes are encouraged to view the YouTube video link prior to enrolling their child.
Children who are enrolled in the current 22-23 year are promoted to their next class! Families, please login to your account to review and confirm your child(ren)'s information.
At Beth Tikvah we aim to provide children with knowledge of Jewish heritage, a sense of Jewish identity, a positive attitude toward Judaism, a means to connect to the Jewish people and a commitment to lifelong learning and Jewish practices. Beth Tikvah’s Religious School has classes for students in Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. We have classes from Pre-K through High School. Want to learn more about our program, contact Director of Congregational Learning Fran Pearlman at fran.pearlman@beth-tikvah.org
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FEES will be paid starting in September 2023 PreK - 3rd (Sunday only) $532 Grade 4-7 $798 8th - 12th Hebrew option $798 8th - 12th Non Hebrew option $675 Dinner with Rabbi $280 Materials Fee (this will show up as registration fee) $65
NEW Students Children who are new to Beth Tikvah or are beginning their very first Religious School enrollment must complete a full student profile for each child attending any class in Religious School.
Click on the above video link to see video instructions on how to enroll your child into Religous School
Steps to enroll your child into next year 2023-2024 Religious School
Login to your Beth Tikvah Account (ShulCloud) on the website
Go to your account page
Current families, select My Enrollments
NEW students will select Start School Enrollment
PreK- 3rd
Sundays In person 9:30-12:00
Yahadut (Judaic) concepts are introduced and explored through developmentally-appropriate instructional practices, and students will be introduced to some basic Ivrit (Hebrew) through song, stories, and teacher modeling. All students attend T’filah (worship) services and Music on Sunday mornings.
4th- 7th
Sunday In person 9:30 - 12:00 pm Judaics, Torah and Hebrew
Tuesday Hebrew (Ivrit) Class is taught virtually Time is dependent on placement
On Sundays, students study Yahadut (Judaics), Torah, and Ivrit (Hebrew). Additionally students will attend T’filah (worship) services on alternating Sundays.
On Tuesday, students study Hebrew (Ivrit) ONLY. At the beginning of the year students are given a placement test and are leveled based on their Hebrew knowledge.
8th - 12th
Sunday In person 11:30-12:45 Chugim and Judaics 12:45-1:30 pm Optional Hebrew
Tuesday In person 6:15-6:45 Gesher L’Kesher Dinner
6:45-7:25 Gesher L’Kesher Academy
7:30-8:00 Hebrew (Ivrit)
Ivrit (Hebrew) Option: Students will continue their Jewish studies (Judaics and Chugim) and their Ivrit education. Non-Ivrit Option: For students who wish to continue their Jewish studies (Yahadut, Chugim & Gesher L'Kesher Academy) without the requirement of taking Ivrit. Gesher L’Kesher Dinner: The Gesher L’Kesher Program includes the opportunity for ALL 8th – 12th grade students to enjoy social time together. After dinner, students will participate in Gesher L’Kesher Academy, a discussion based class that focuses on Jewish topics and current events.
