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On this page you can find listings for a wide range of educational programs including congregational Religious Schools. The listed programs are for children ranging in age from Kindergarden-age to teens so please check carefully on the ages served by a given program or organization.
Day Schools, Yeshivot and Preschools are not listed here but can be found on the schools' page here
Adat Shalom Religious School
BJE Affiliated
Location: West LA
Address: 3030 Westwood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90034
Description: Adat Shalom's Jewish Education Center offers a unique, engaging, and joyful religious school experience. Our appr ...read moreAdat Shalom's Jewish Education Center offers a unique, engaging, and joyful religious school experience. Our approach is experiential and highly dynamic, bringing together the best of traditional Jewish education with a program that is both relevant and forward-thinking. The religious school offers a flexible schedule that includes Wednesday afternoons, limited Sunday mornings, and a community for the entire family including Friday night dinners, Saturday morning services, Sunday morning learning forums, and more! The program provides a well-rounded education that strengthens our students' Jewish identity, building character as Jewish citizens of the world. It is a place where children and their families become part of a warm and enthusiastic community, and where Torah and Judaism come alive. read less
AMI School
Location: Valleys;West Valley
Address: 6 Locations in the ValleyCA
Contact Email: [email protected]
Description: Ami School is a supplementary school for Hebrew language studies, Jewish traditions, and Israeli culture. The scho ...read moreAmi School is a supplementary school for Hebrew language studies, Jewish traditions, and Israeli culture. The school is a non-profit organization. The school is geared toward for children ages 5 - 15 who attend public school. Our program consists of two hours of instruction, once a week in the afternoon, at one of our various locations. Our program is conducted entirely in the Hebrew language. The Hebrew studies are taught by experienced and certified teachers. The program and curriculum are developed by the school's CEO, Karin Koskas, who holds two degrees in education and who has much experience teaching in Israel. Our program is adapted to fit the age and level of every student and is built specifically for students who are learning Hebrew as a second language. Jewish studies are taught in an experiential way, through art, music, and drama. Our intention is to create the connection between each child and his/her Jewish identity, daily life, and Jewish values and traditions. Israeli culture is integrated throughout our program. Ami School will serve as an additional bridge between the Jewish & Israeli communities. We will have joint celebrations and special events that will unite us as one big community. 6 locations in the Valley. read less
Beit T'Shuvah Bar And Bat Mitzvah Experience
Location: City
Contact Phone: (310) 204-5200 x213
Description: 13 Isn't the Same Anymore, So Why Should Your Child's Bar/Bat Mitzvah Be? Congregation Beit T'Shuvah ...read more13 Isn't the Same Anymore, So Why Should Your Child's Bar/Bat Mitzvah Be? Congregation Beit T'Shuvah offers a unique approach to the Bar/Bat Mitzvah Experience. A highly personalized program for each unique family, Congregation BTS works to form relevant and meaningful connections to Judaism, to clergy, and to a community, with opportunities to participate and be of service. Your child will be surrounded by people, opportunities and ideas they can actually relate to and grow from. Learn more today! Call Cheryl at 310.204.5200 x213 or [email protected]. www.btsbnaimitzvah.com read less
Beth Shir Shalom Religious School
Address: 1827 California Ave. Santa Monica, CA, 90403
Age Group: K-10th graders
Description: Beth Shir Shalom has an innovative educational program which we lovingly call JELLI (the Jewish Experiential Living ...read moreBeth Shir Shalom has an innovative educational program which we lovingly call JELLI (the Jewish Experiential Living and Learning Initiative). Our program meets Sunday mornings, with an optional Hebrew support Tuesday for grades 3-6. Our new curriculum is a hands-on, project-based learning program filled with opportunities for children to discover, create, build, and own their Jewish experiences. At Beth Shir Shalom, Jewish education is life education, and we guide our students toward discovering all the ways that Jewish knowledge helps them find their better selves. Contact: Elana Mabashov Email: [email protected] Phone: (310) 453-3361; Address: 1827 California Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90403; Website: http://www.bethshirshalom.org/learning/education read less
Burbank Temple Emanu El Hebrew School
Location: Valleys;Glendale and Burbank
Address: 1302 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Burbank, CA, 91504
Description: The Hebew School, for children ages 5 - 16, teaches Jewish history, holidays, Shabbat rituals, prayers, and the Hebr ...read moreThe Hebew School, for children ages 5 - 16, teaches Jewish history, holidays, Shabbat rituals, prayers, and the Hebrew language in preparation for Bar/Bat Mitzvah, post Bar/Bat Mitzvah, and confirmation class. read less
Chabad Hebrew School of Santa Monica
Address: 1428 17th street Santa Monica,
Description: Join us on Sunday mornings for Hebrew School and learn about our rich history in an exciting way, discover interest ...read moreJoin us on Sunday mornings for Hebrew School and learn about our rich history in an exciting way, discover interesting Jewish facts you never knew, and learn how to read Hebrew and become an Aleph Champ. From baking, to crafts, to games, our dedicated teachers plan lessons and activities that students love! What are you waiting for? Sign up today and experience an education that will last a lifetime! Sundays from 9:45am-12:00pm at Chabad in Simcha Monica: 1428 17th street, S. Monica, California, 90404. Contact Chabad at (310)-341-3837, or email [email protected] Website: www.jewishsmonica.com read less
Chabad in Santa Monica Bat Mitzvah Club for girls ages 11-13
Description: Bat Mitzvah Club for girls ages 11-13. An amazing club by girls, for girls, starring girls! Each meeting includes de ...read moreBat Mitzvah Club for girls ages 11-13. An amazing club by girls, for girls, starring girls! Each meeting includes delicious food, a fun project, socializing and learning! Contact Sara at 310-453-3456 or email [email protected] for information, dates, times and to register! read less
CLAL Religious School of Congregation Ner Tamid of South Bay
Address: 5721 Crestridge Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, 90274
Description: Our curriculum seeks to explore concepts and address basic questions that recur throughout our lifetimes from a Jewi ...read moreOur curriculum seeks to explore concepts and address basic questions that recur throughout our lifetimes from a Jewish perspective at each developmental stage to fosters both a strong personal Jewish identity and a sense of connection and shared destiny with the Jewish people. Our curriculum was created to correlate with the history and social studies programs of various public and private schools. Similar concepts will be explored from the perspective of Jewish history, Israel and the Jewish community today. Our Hebrew program stresses prayer and ritual Hebrew, integrating classroom study with the regular practice of weekly services. Contact Person: Amy Berlin; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 377-6986 x236; Address: 5721 Crestridge Road, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90274; Website: http://www.nertamid.com/CNT/Education/education_from_director.htm read less
Conejo Jewish Academy
Location: Conejo Valley
Address: 30345 Canwood St. Agoura, CA, 91301
Description: We seek to engage your child's sense of identity by capturing his/her imagination and attention by providing th ...read moreWe seek to engage your child's sense of identity by capturing his/her imagination and attention by providing them with substantive lessons and a positive atmosphere. The lessons are multi-sensory, ensuring that students truly experience what they are taught, through discussion-starters, creating an interactive classroom. The information truly becomes the student's own. Our school participates in the Chabad Living Legacy Holiday Experience providing hands-on demonstrations. Children learn a shofar is fashioned; how honey is produced; squeeze their own olive oil; bake a round matzah; and learn from a Scribe the techniques used in writing a Torah and a Mezuzah. When children are ready for Bar/Bat Mitzvah training, CJA will lay the foundation for a meaningful ceremony. Private tutoring is arranged and the rabbi is available for consultation regarding all aspects of this special day. read less
Congregation Beth Shalom of Santa Clarita Religious School
Location: Valleys;Santa Clarita Valley
Address: 21430 Centre Point Parkway Santa Clarita, CA, 91350
Description: The goal of Congregation Beth Shalom is to give the students a quality educational experience, with the objective of ...read moreThe goal of Congregation Beth Shalom is to give the students a quality educational experience, with the objective of instilling within them a positive Jewish identity. Our curriculum revolves around guiding the students to become knowledgeable and committed American Jews. The religious school trains its students to successfully participate in Bar/Bat Mitzvah services, however, our view is that the students' Jewish education does not end with Bar/Bat Mitzvah; but continues into their adult life. For this reason, we promote family educational programs whenever possible, and concentrate on areas that are relevant to the age and level of the child, rather than attempting to teach them "everything" prior to Bar/Bat Mitzvah. Email: [email protected]; Phone: (661) 254-2411; Address: 21430 Centre Point Parkway, Santa Clarita, CA 91350; Website: http://www.cbs-scv.org read less
Congregation Or Ami Mishpacha Family Alternative Learning Program
Location: Valleys
Address: 26115 Mureau Rd., Suite B Calabasas, CA, 91302
Contact Phone: 818/880-4880
Description: Family education program (an alternative to religious school) for special needs children in grades Pre K-7. Children ...read moreFamily education program (an alternative to religious school) for special needs children in grades Pre K-7. Children are integrated within regular program with or without aides. Classes meet on Sunday mornings. Individualized Hebrew tutoring or small group Hebrew tutoring on Tuesday or Thursday afternoons for students in grades 4th - 7th. read less
Congregation Tikvat Jacob Religious School
Address: 1829 N. Sepulveda Blvd. Manhattan Beach, CA, 90266
Description: Congregation Tikvat Jacob Religious School is a service of an Egalitarian-Conservative Synagogue in Manhattan Beach. ...read moreCongregation Tikvat Jacob Religious School is a service of an Egalitarian-Conservative Synagogue in Manhattan Beach. We meet twice a week and offer programs ranging from preschool to teens. Our community consists of families from all over the South Bay and its surrounding areas. read less
Cool Shul Religious School
Address: 13323 W. Washington Blvd. #101 Los Angeles, California
Description: Cool Shul has a class two Sunday mornings per month for elementary aged students. 9:30-11:30am. Each year has a th ...read moreCool Shul has a class two Sunday mornings per month for elementary aged students. 9:30-11:30am. Each year has a theme upon which we focus, plus we of course learn Hebrew letters and learn about holidays as well. We also have a class every Thursday for Middle School aged students. 4-6pm. All classes are taught by Rabbi/Cantor Diane Rose. This Religious School is a candidate for Affiliation. For more information, please contact Rabbi/Cantor Diane Rose at 310-745-4578. www.coolshul.org [email protected] 13323 W. Washington Blvd. #101. Los Angeles, CA 90066 Cool Shul is a non-denominational organization, but most closely related to the new Jewish Universalist movement. All of our teaching focuses on the "nougat center" of Jewish practice, finding the lessons that can help all people lead healthier, more peaceful lives rather than focusing on rules and laws. Our programs are perfect for interfaith families or those who have never been part of a Jewish community before. read less
Culinary Kids Academy
Location: City;Valleys
Description: A cutting edge, growing company based in Los Angeles that uses cooking as an experiential tool to teach both secular ...read moreA cutting edge, growing company based in Los Angeles that uses cooking as an experiential tool to teach both secular academic disciplines (math, science, history) and Judaic Study. Students range from Pre-K through adults. Additionally, the company boasts a Hillel division where we conduct workshops at college campuses across the country as well as a Special Needs division (CKA's Friends Community) that bring the curriculum to the Special Needs community. They also have a national presence through the summer camp programs. www.culinarykidsacademy.com read less
Culinary Kids Academy at The Commons at Calabasas
Location: Conejo Valley;West Valley
Address: The Commons Calabasas,
Age Group: 4 years and up
Description: Calling all little chefs: Culinary Kids Academy is BACK! Get ready for educational and fun cooking classes at The Co ...read moreCalling all little chefs: Culinary Kids Academy is BACK! Get ready for educational and fun cooking classes at The Commons in Calabasas! Class takes place every Monday, from 4-5PM, located near the stage area between Toscanova and Marmalade Cafe. This 6-week program is available for $209 from July 8th through August 12th. Suitable for ages 4+. To learn more about CKA and this amazing program, go to: https://www.culinarykidsacademy.com/register or email us at [email protected]. read less
Culinary Kids Academy at The Lakes at Thousand Oaks
Location: Conejo Valley;Valleys
Description: Calling all little chefs: Culinary Kids Academy is BACK! Get ready for educational and fun cooking classes at The La ...read moreCalling all little chefs: Culinary Kids Academy is BACK! Get ready for educational and fun cooking classes at The Lakes at Thousand Oaks! Class takes place every Wednesday, from 4-5PM, in the covered patio by Lassens. This 6-week program is available for $209 from July 10th through August 14th. Suitable for ages 4+. To learn more about CKA and this amazing program, go to: https://www.culinarykidsacademy.com/register or email us at [email protected]. read less
deToledo Camp ECO Botics
Location: West Valley;West Hills
Address: 22622 Vanowen St. West Hills, CA
Age Group: 6th-9th grades
Description: June 18 - July 19, 2019 Monday-Friday, 8:15am-1:15pm (grades 6-8) couples classic summer fun in the garden with f ...read moreJune 18 - July 19, 2019 Monday-Friday, 8:15am-1:15pm (grades 6-8) couples classic summer fun in the garden with futuristic tinkering in our high-tech MakerSpace. Students engage in sustainable gardening and cooking, yoga, robotics, engineering principles, 3D printing and more! read less
deToledo High School SUMMER Sports!
Address: 22622 Vanowen Street West Hills, CA, 91307
Age Group: 6th-12th grades
Description: For students entering grades 6-12 June 18 - July 19, 2019, Monday-Friday, 1:30pm-3:30pm. For students entering gr ...read moreFor students entering grades 6-12 June 18 - July 19, 2019, Monday-Friday, 1:30pm-3:30pm. For students entering grades 6-12: Aerial Dance, Baseball, Basketball, Dance, and Volleyball. Contact Mrs. Becca Bodenstein Summer Director [email protected] Address: 22622 Vanowen Street, West Hills, CA 91307 Website: http://dths.org read less
Discover Moving Traditions' Groups For Teens!
Location: City;South Bay;Valleys
Description: Looking for your teen to connect with other Jewish teens in a safe space, experience Judaism as relevant to their li ...read moreLooking for your teen to connect with other Jewish teens in a safe space, experience Judaism as relevant to their life, and move through adolescence feeling emboldened, healthy, and whole? Moving Traditions' teen programs, Rosh Hodesh for girls and Shevet Achim for guys, offers intimate single gender and grade gatherings for teens in 8th grade and above. Groups meet for two hours each month during the academic year to escape the stress of being a teen in the 21st century. Under the leadership of a trained adult mentor, participants use this supportive and fun space to engage in meaningful conversations as they explore the issues they care about most, including relationships, social pressures and expectations, identity, and self-discovery, all while considering Jewish values and wisdom. To find a Rosh Hodesh or Shevet Achim group near you, please visit https://www.movingtraditions.org/aboutus/program-partners/ read less
EZRA: Temple Menorah's Religious School Program for Children with Special Needs
Address: 1101 Camino Real Redondo Beach, CA, 90277
Description: The Ezra program at Temple Menorah provides assistance/support to those with special needs to ensure involvement in ...read moreThe Ezra program at Temple Menorah provides assistance/support to those with special needs to ensure involvement in the Jewish community and strong, positive Jewish identities. Instead of a "pull-out" program, we provide individual, in-class services to assist your child. Students with an IEP, 504 Plan, or non-assessed learning problems, are eligible. We ensure that each student reaches their full potential from Bar/Bat Mitzvah to Confirmation and beyond. Contact: Rebecca Yussman ; [email protected]; (310) 316-8444. 1101 Camino Real, Redondo Beach, CA 90277. http://www.templemenorah.org read less
Free Jewish Classes are being offered at Mahor Hatorah Synagogue
Address: 1537 Franklin Street Santa Monica, CA
Description: Has the cost of a Jewish education been out of your reach? Free classes are now being offered Mahor Hatorah Synagogu ...read moreHas the cost of a Jewish education been out of your reach? Free classes are now being offered Mahor Hatorah Synagogue. These classes are open to all children ages 5-11 years old, regardless of religious affiliation. The Nagel Jewish Academy is fully funding this program to ensure that no child is denied a Jewish education due to high cost of tuition. Classes run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays. Now accepting applications. Tuition is FREE! Please contact Chana Leah Margolis for enrollment or furthur Information at 310-869-5290 or [email protected]. read less
Friendship Circle of Los Angeles: Hebrew School for Children with Special Needs
Location: City;Pico Robertson
Address: 1952 S. Robertson Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90034
Days School meets: Sundays
Description: Jan 19, Jan 26, Feb 23 Mar 1, Mar 8, Mar 15, Mar 22, Mar 29, Apr 26, May 3, May 17, June 7, 2020. Friendship Circl ...read moreJan 19, Jan 26, Feb 23 Mar 1, Mar 8, Mar 15, Mar 22, Mar 29, Apr 26, May 3, May 17, June 7, 2020. Friendship Circle recognizes the need to provide a Jewish education for children who have special needs in Los Angeles. Our cutting edge Hebrew school offers a supportive, developmentally appropriate environment where Jewish kids who have special needs are able to learn about their heritage. Volunteers are on hand to give individualized attention to the students. This is a Hebrew school your child will WANT to attend! For more information or to enroll your child, email [email protected] or call 310-280-0955 read less
HDC Hebrew High
Location: Valleys;Reseda
Address: 18848 Erwin St. Reseda, CA, 91335
Description: Complementary Hebrew high school for ages 14-18 open to the community. Learn to speak Hebrew and get 10 credits a ye ...read moreComplementary Hebrew high school for ages 14-18 open to the community. Learn to speak Hebrew and get 10 credits a year. For grades 9th-12th. WASC Accredited. Four locations: Tarzana, Pacific Palisades, Pico Robertson, Santa Monica. www.hebrewdiscoverycenter.com read less
IKAR Limudim
Location: City;Mid-City
Age Group: pre K - 7th grades
Description: Limudim ("Studies") is IKAR'S educational program for Pre-K though 7th graders, designed to connect our childr ...read moreLimudim ("Studies") is IKAR'S educational program for Pre-K though 7th graders, designed to connect our children to Judaism and the world through a stimulating, interactive and inspiring Jewish learning experience. For information contact Amir Orbach at 323-634-1874 or email [email protected] read less
JEWELS Home-Based Jewish Education of Valley Outreach Synagogue
Location: Conejo Valley;Valleys;West Valley
Address: 26668 Agoura Road Calabasas, , 91311
Description: Learn about the innovative home-based Hebrew school program that everyone is talking about! Small groups of children ...read moreLearn about the innovative home-based Hebrew school program that everyone is talking about! Small groups of children meet once a week for two hours in the comfort of a local private home. Individual classes for grades Pre-School -6 held from Thousand Oaks to Sherman Oaks. Community events, overnights, family Shabbat dinners and more! Contact [email protected] for meeting location. http://www.vosla.org read less
Jewish Home for the Aging Volunteer Opportunities for School Age Kids and Teens
Address: 7150 Tampa Ave. Reseda, , 91335
Description: The Los Angeles Jewish Home offers a variety volunteer opportunities on both campuses located in Reseda (the San Fer ...read moreThe Los Angeles Jewish Home offers a variety volunteer opportunities on both campuses located in Reseda (the San Fernando Valley) including: leading/assisting group activities, one to one match with a resident, reading to residents, calling bingo, assisting in arts and crafts, teaching computer workshops, playing a musical instrument, helping with Shabbat activities plus many more. We welcome families, school-age children and middle/high school students to volunteer their time, love, compassion and acts of loving kindness with the residents of the Jewish Home. We do offer and will verify community service hours for students. Please contact Stacy at [email protected] or by calling (818) 774-3116. read less
Judaic Studies by Nomie (JSN) Religious School
Description: Judaic Studies by Nomie, (JSN), is an independent Hebrew School unaffiliated with any Temple or Organization. Studen ...read moreJudaic Studies by Nomie, (JSN), is an independent Hebrew School unaffiliated with any Temple or Organization. Students and families come from a wide range of Jewish backgrounds, practices, and beliefs. It was created in 2002 and attracts many families every year. All students participate in religious and non-religious activities and events offered throughout the school year. JSN engages students in a relationship with the language, culture, land, and people of Israel. It teaches and respects different sectors of the Jewish community, and is dedicated to building bridges between them. In order to shape and inspire students from varied backgrounds, Jewish values and principles from both Ashkenazi and Sephardic heritages are integrated into the curriculum, encompassing the texts of the Jewish tradition and the history of the Jewish people. This extraordinary, one-of-a-kind program preserves its unique "mishpahah" atmosphere. Nomie makes a personal commitment to insure that every family feels comfortable and welcome in her program. Some of the events offered in various location in our community: In addition to the weekly classes, JSN offers many events and activities related to Jewish holidays and Mitzvot/ Tikkun Olam. Family and friends are encouraged and welcomed to attend all extra-curricular activities for no additional fee. "Meet the Rabbi" was created to accommodate families who are not affiliated with synagogues. Rabbis from all streams of Judaism come to lecture on a wide range of topics. This gives parents an opportunity to ask questions related to their lives and increases their knowledge of Judaism. Shabbat Services are offered via all 3 streams: Orthodox, Conservative and Reform, and a Kiddush following the serves is provided. "End-of-the-year Shabbat Picnic and Services" led by students at the park became very popular and attracts many people each year. read less
Kehillat Israel Jewish Experience Center
Location: City;West LA
Address: 16019 Sunset Blvd. Pacific Palisades, CA, 90272
Age Group: K-10th gbraders
Description: For Reconstructionists, Judaism is more than a religion; it is a civilization encompassing history and literature, a ...read moreFor Reconstructionists, Judaism is more than a religion; it is a civilization encompassing history and literature, art and music, land and language, as well as spirituality and ritual. We seek a Judaism that promotes innovation that is deeply rooted in Jewish tradition, while reflecting the understandings and spiritual yearnings of contemporary Jews. In the Jewish Experience center, we work to create a child-centered, experiential approach to education which inspires children with the joy of all things Jewish: Torah, prayer, Jewish living skills, celebrations, the arts, history, culture, ethics, values and Hebrew . We have a variety of programs, including a monthly family Shabbat dinner and service, the Outdoor Jewish Experience and Kehillat Israel Tzedakah Teens, a teen philanthropy group which gives approximately $20,000 in grants each year. Contact Person: Rabbi Carrie Vogel Email: [email protected] Phone: (310) 459-1569 Address: 16019 Sunset Blvd., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Website: http://www.ourki.org/jec read less
Kehillat Ma'arav - Rabbi Jacob Barkan Education Center
Location: City;Santa Monica
Address: 1715 21st Street Santa Monica, CA, 90404
Description: The KM Religious School vision is to expand the mind and open the soul, endowing each child with a passion for lifel ...read moreThe KM Religious School vision is to expand the mind and open the soul, endowing each child with a passion for lifelong learning, and a fundamental appreciation of what it means to be Jewish in today's world, affording students the opportunity to study God, Torah, Israel, Mitzvot, Jewish holidays, culture and history. The process of being a lifelong learner is essential for the survival of the Jewish people. Our KM Religious School is committed to its students and families to develop the love of Jewish learning not only as a student, but also as a Jewish adult. It will address the ideas of family education and bridging the gap between school, home, and society by providing immeasurable commitment to family education and lifelong learning. Our school is fully accredited by BJE. Contact Person: Sharone Weizman; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 829-0566; Address: 1715 21st Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404; Website: http://www.km-synagogue.org read less
Kesher Hebrew School at Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy
Location: Beverly Hills
Address: 9120 W Olympic Blvd Beverly Hills, CA
Description: Kesher Hebrew School at Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy is the only afternoon Hebrew School located in and using the s ...read moreKesher Hebrew School at Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy is the only afternoon Hebrew School located in and using the state of the art facilities and know-how of a modern Jewish day school. Kesher offers classes for elementary and pre Bar/Bat Mitzvah children. Kesher Hebrew School welcomes all Jewish children ages 5-12 to explore our Jewish heritage with hands-on projects and stimulating discussions with expert and cheerful teachers. Ask about Kesher Hebrew School's special day school skills track! MONDAYS 4:00-5:30 PM PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: •	Family events •	Shabbat dinners •	Use cool apps to master Hebrew Vocabulary •	Experienced and warm teachers •	Yummy snacks served Address: 9120 W Olympic Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90212 Contact email: [email protected] Contact Phone: School Office 310.276.6135 Rabbi Avrohom Wagshul MAT 917-225-3558 Website: https://www.hillelhebrew.org/news/project-kesher.htm read less
Kesher: A Free After School Program Offered by Hillel Hebrew Academy
Address: 9120 W. Olympic Blvd. Beverly Hills, CA, 90212
Description: Tefillah, Parashat Hashuva, Hebrew Reading & Middot for kids in K-5th; Bar or Bat Mitzvah Club for boys and girl ...read moreTefillah, Parashat Hashuva, Hebrew Reading & Middot for kids in K-5th; Bar or Bat Mitzvah Club for boys and girls in 6th-8th; Open to Jewish students regardless of where they attend school; free, aside from a small book fee! Monthly family events also available! Contact Person: Rabbi Avraham Wagshul; Email: [email protected]; Address: 9120 W. Olympic Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90212; Website: http://hillelhebrew.org read less
L.A. Hebrew High School
Address: 15915 Ventura Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 91411
Grades: 7th -12th grades
Days School meets: Sun (online component 1 hour/o
Description: Since 1949, LAHHS has served the greater Los Angeles community through the development of a stimulating program of J ...read moreSince 1949, LAHHS has served the greater Los Angeles community through the development of a stimulating program of Judaic and Hebrew education for seventh to twelfth grade students. LAHHS has grown to be one of the largest supplemental Jewish High Schools in the United States offering High School foreign language credit. The L.A. Hebrew High School program is WASC approved, students are eligible to earn high school foreign language credit through their studies in this program. Classes are held on Sunday's at Emek Hebrew Academy and there is a one hour on-line Hebrew component on a weekday. In addition, students attend a Shabbaton Retreat and participate in a wide array of electives designed to provide meaningful experiential learning. LAHHS is partnered with the LA Jewish Federation's Global Teen Twinning program, in 9th grade teens host an Israeli teen for ten days and in 10th grade they travel to Israel for ten days. Email: [email protected]; Phone: (818) 901-8893; Website: http://www.lahhs.org/ read less
LA JEWISH COMMUNITY CHILDREN'S CHOIR
Address: 1525 S. Robertson Blvd. Los Angeles,
Age Group: 7 -15 years old
Description: SING, SING, SING With the Los Angeles Jewish Community Children's Choir with Dr. Michelle Green Willner, Music ...read moreSING, SING, SING With the Los Angeles Jewish Community Children's Choir with Dr. Michelle Green Willner, Music Director. Girls and Boys 7-15. And for more advanced singers: Join the JCCC Chamber Group! To Schedule an Audition: https://jewishchildrenschoir.com/schedule-an-audition/ Contact Michelle at (310) 839-3327 or Email: [email protected] read less
Leo Baeck Temple Religious School
Address: 1300 N. Sepulveda Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90049
Description: Leo Baeck Temple's Religious School program is fun, interactive and creative. We seek to engage the diverse learni ...read moreLeo Baeck Temple's Religious School program is fun, interactive and creative. We seek to engage the diverse learning styles of our students as they participate in gardening, music, Israeli dancing, art and intellectual discourse. Students learn about the complexity of Torah and Israel through debate and constant inquiry. They become exposed to the rhythms of the Jewish calendar and Jewish holidays by living them and relating them to their everyday interests. One of the most important goals of our program is not only to empower Jewish learners, but also to create community among our students and families. We offer the first year free for children in grades K-2. Contact Person: Betsy Krut; email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 476-2861; Website: http://www.leobaecktemple.org/rs/ read less
Louis B. Silver Religious School of Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center
Location: SGP Valleys
Address: 1434 N. Altadena Drive Pasadena, CA, 91107
Description: Our school provides opportunities for children to develop spiritual and ethical sensitivity; learn the skills to pra ...read moreOur school provides opportunities for children to develop spiritual and ethical sensitivity; learn the skills to practice mitzvot; explore the teachings of Judaism; learn what is means to belong to a community; to do so in a safe, nurturing, stimulating environment under the caring umbrella of PJTC. The programs creatively address the needs of a diverse congregation. Pre-k through 2nd grade: Sunday School classes from 9:30-12:30 on Sunday mornings. Monthly Tot Shabbat and K-2 Family Shabbat services. Services are not required for these age groups, but families are encouraged to attend. 3rd through 7th grade: Classes on Sunday mornings (9:30-12:30) and Tuesday afternoons (4:00-6:00). Friday night programming will be held five times during the year; attendance is required. PJ Teen Center (8th through 12th grade): One Sunday per month, the teens will have the opportunity to debate hot topics and dive into current events, all using a Jewish lens. Every class session will provide ample time for peer bonding and empowering the teens to shape their own experiences. read less
Malibu Jewish Center & Synagogue Religious School
Address: 24855 Pacific Coast Highway Malibu, CA, 90265
Description: Religious school at MJCS is an engaging, friendly, and safe place for students to celebrate their heritage. We encou ...read moreReligious school at MJCS is an engaging, friendly, and safe place for students to celebrate their heritage. We encourage our students to develop positive feelings toward history and Israel, to grow spiritually, to build a sense of pride in Judaism, and to engage in tikkun olam–repairing the world–in partnership with God. We also want our young people to feel comfortable in any synagogue, to have the skills and knowledge to perform mitzvot, and to be guided throughout their lives by the values learned from Torah and our evolving tradition. We have a fabulous B'nai Mitzvah program, allowing the kids to celebrate their Jewish heritage and this important milestone. The kids begin the process as early as Kindergarten, introducing them to the beauty and meaning behind this tradition. read less
MAZON This Hunger: Los Angeles
Address: 10850 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 400 Los Angeles, , 90024
Age Group: 6th grades and up
Description: MAZON's "This is Hunger" is a powerful, immersive, museum-quality experience that explores who struggles with ...read moreMAZON's "This is Hunger" is a powerful, immersive, museum-quality experience that explores who struggles with hunger in America and what we can do to take action – all through a Jewish lens. "This Is Hunger" is available by appointment for student and group tours in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. Please email [email protected] or visit thisishunger.org to learn more. Please note: The experience is open to all ages. Young children must be accompanied by family groups; student programs are available for 6th grade and up read less
Mishkon Tephilo Religious School
Address: 201 Hampton Avenue Venice, CA, 90291
Age Group: K-7th graders
Description: Mishkon Tephilo is dedicated to offering enriching Jewish education to our children from Preschool graduation to pos ...read moreMishkon Tephilo is dedicated to offering enriching Jewish education to our children from Preschool graduation to post B'nai Mitzvah. In addition to our regular Sunday and Thursday sessions, we bring innovative and exciting Family Education programming and plans to integrate our older graduates in leadership training. Look forward to services and programming for our Hebrew school age children during Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, as well! Contact Person: Keri Loventhal; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 396-7305; Address: 201 Hampton Avenue, Venice, CA 90291; Website: http://mishkon.org/education/religious-school/ read less
MUSYCA Children's Choir
Address: 7353 Valley Circle West Hills, , 91304
Description: MUSYCA Children's Choir, Under The Direction Of Dr. Mikhail Shtangrud, Now Auditions Singers For Its Several Vo ...read moreMUSYCA Children's Choir, Under The Direction Of Dr. Mikhail Shtangrud, Now Auditions Singers For Its Several Vocal Ensembles Young people, ages 5-18 who love music and singing are encouraged to audition. No previous choir experience is necessary. MUSYCA singers rehearse after school and sing a wide variety of classical and contemporary music, study musicianship, and get valuable performance experience through concerts, outreach, sound recording, film and TV engagements and touring. The Choir recently returned from the concert tour of Australia and New Zealand. To find out more about the Choir and how to schedule an audition, visit www.musyca.org. Email [email protected] or call 818-554-9933 for more info. Two Locations: Shomrei Torah Synagogue 7353 Valley Circle Blvd. West Hills, CA 91304 Granada Hills Baptist Church 10949 Zelzah Avenue Granada Hills, CA 91344 read less
MUSYCA Children's Choir Camp For children entering Grades 4-8
Age Group: Grades 4-8
Description: The Children's Choir Camp is a joyful, engaging summer music-making experience for young people who love to sin ...read moreThe Children's Choir Camp is a joyful, engaging summer music-making experience for young people who love to sing. The campers will have lots of fun while they sing a variety of outstanding music, receive instruction in voice and musicianship, and participate in musical activities and games. The week-long program will culminate with a free concert for the community. Audition is required. School or private music teacher's recommendation can be accepted in lieu of live audition. To register fro Camp, go to https://form.jotform.com/60554186144960 read less
Nachshon Minyan Religious School
Location: Encino
Address: 4924 Balboa Blvd., Box #423 Encino, CA, 91316
Description: At NACHSHON MINYAN, children have the opportunity to "perceive wonders" from the study of Torah. Our educa ...read moreAt NACHSHON MINYAN, children have the opportunity to "perceive wonders" from the study of Torah. Our educational programs provide participants with the opportunity to learn about the teachings and traditions of Judaism in a creative and inspiring way. Our curriculum prepares children for full participation in the synagogue service as well as continued Jewish learning. After they finish sixth grade, students have the basic Hebrew reading skills to start their bar/bat mitzvah training. instills students with a love and appreciation for the wisdom of Torah and our Jewish heritage and helps them to forge a strong and proud Jewish identity. Through an inspired mix of biblical text study and creative arts, students gain an understanding of Jewish teachings and values. Our emphasis on the concept of Tikun Olam, or "repairing the world" fosters the moral and ethical development of our students. Leading by example, we encourage them to show compassion for others through their words and deeds, and to reach out and effect positive change for the Jewish people and the larger community. We can launch your child on a path to authentic personal Jewish identity. Make an appointment with us to discuss why our Religious School could be right for you and your child. TUITION and SCHEDULE Enrollment is now open for Fall 2019 ~ Spring 2020 Religious School For tuition information about our Private Religious School and class schedules, please contact our office: (818) 789-7314 / [email protected] read less
Nagel Jewish Academy
Description: The Nagel Jewish Academy opened its doors in September 2014, offering after-school classes to Jewish children, betwe ...read moreThe Nagel Jewish Academy opened its doors in September 2014, offering after-school classes to Jewish children, between the ages of 5 and 13, who do not currently attend a Jewish day school. The school is almost free of charge and all Jewish children are welcome regardless of level of observance or background, in order to make Jewish education easily accessible to all. Our teaching staff caters to each student's individual needs and abilities, ensuring that each child receives a quality Jewish education, equal to that of a Jewish day school. Our teachers continually work hard to provide students with a complete learning experience. One of the goals of Nagel Jewish Academy is to make Jewish learning fun. It is imperative that in this day and age children are presented with a positive experience and encouraged to have a positive attitude towards Judaism. Seven locations: Santa Monica Location- 2610 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica, CA Tuesday-Thursday 3:30-5pm Westwood Location- Menlo Family Campus- 1651 Westwood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 3:15-5:15pm Tuesday 2:15-4:15pm Beverly Hills Location- 142 S. Rexford Drive. Beverly Hills, CA 90212 Monday-Thursday 3:00-5:00pm AEA Location- 9017 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90035 Monday-Thursday 3:330-5:15pm Beverlywood Location – Menlo Family Campus- 8850 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90035 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 3:00-5:00pm Tuesday- 2:00-4:00pm Tarzana Location- 18648 Clark Street. Tarzana, CA 91356 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 3:00-5:00pm Tuesday- 2:00-4:00pm Reseda Location- 18750 Oxnard St, Tarzana, CA 91356 Monday-Thursday 4:00-5:30pm Nagel Jewish Academy 310-867-5290 www.nageljewishacademy.org read less
Nes Gadol (A Great Miracle) Celebrating the Wonder of Each Child B'nei Mitzvah & Confirmation Program for Children and Teens of ALL Abilities
Address: 3200 Motor Avenue Los Angeles, CA, 90034
Days School meets: Sundays and Mondays
Contact Phone: 310/836-1223, x395
Description: Classes are held on Sundays and Mondays at Vista Del Mar. Nes Gadol deepens Jewish identity, nurtures spiritual gro ...read moreClasses are held on Sundays and Mondays at Vista Del Mar. Nes Gadol deepens Jewish identity, nurtures spiritual growth, builds confidence and character, and cultivates life-long friendships. Our shared "Mitzvah" Experience is inspired by Sonya Gluckstein, offers neurotypical students the opportunity to partner with students with special needs - both in the New Gadol classroom and for B'nei Mitzvah experiences - whether in Vista Del Mar's on-campus synagogue, or in student's home synagogue. Private tutoring available. Led by Rabbi Jackie Redner. Phone: 310/836-1223, x395; Address: 3200 Motor Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90034; Website: http://www.vistadelmar.org/ read less
Nessah Hebrew Academy Religious School
Location: City;Beverly Hills
Address: 142 S. Rexford Drive Beverly Hills, CA, 90212
Grades: 4th-8th grades
Days School meets: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Description: Children entering 4th-8th grade have the opportunity to learn Hebrew as well as Jewish life/holidays. Families that ...read moreChildren entering 4th-8th grade have the opportunity to learn Hebrew as well as Jewish life/holidays. Families that wish to have their children's Bar/Bat Mitzvah here at Nessah, need to enroll their children for 2 years, including the year of Bar/Bat Mitzvah (children attending Jewish day school are exempt). Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday, 4:20 P.M.-6:20 P.M., throughout the school year. Phone: (310) 273-2400; Address: 142 S. Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212; Website: http://nessah.org/nessah-hebrew-school.pdf read less
Open Temple Presents: Creative Torah Academy. A new way to do Jew-School
Address: 1416 Electric Avenue Venice, California
Description: Open Temple's Creative Torah Academy is a unique Jewish Journey for students to engage in Torah, Jewish Civilizati ...read moreOpen Temple's Creative Torah Academy is a unique Jewish Journey for students to engage in Torah, Jewish Civilization, Thought and Traditions through art, music, dance, theater, nature and spirituality. Our studio sessions, creative activities, discussion forums, guest artists and visits to locations around Venice and Los Angeles nurture the Jewish imagination and critical thinking. More information at https://opentemple.org/creative-torah-academy/arts36/ Open Temple: re-enchanting Judaism through radical ritual and creative Judaism. 1422 Electric Avenue Venice, CA 90291 (310) 821-1414 Learn more at www.OpenTemple.org Contact us at: [email protected] Like us on https://opentemple.org/creative-torah-academy/arts36/ read less
Open Temple's Arts 36: A Creative Torah Academy of the Arts
Address: 1422 Electric Avenue, Venice, California, 90291
Description: What if creative spiritual practice was a part of Jewish education? If the paintbrush, dance shoe, sense of humor, y ...read moreWhat if creative spiritual practice was a part of Jewish education? If the paintbrush, dance shoe, sense of humor, yoga mat, and drum kit were as integral a part of Jewish education as a tallit, siddur, and Hebrew letters? Open Temple's Creative Torah Academy is a unique Jewish Journey for students to engage in Torah, Jewish Civilization, Thought and Traditions through art, music, dance, theater, nature and spirituality. Our studio sessions, creative activities, discussion forums, guest artists and visits to locations around Venice and Los Angeles nurture the Jewish imagination and critical thinking. And we believe in setting families up for success. We depart from the traditional weekly Hebrew School obligation and offer a program of twice/monthly experiences. Approximately once a month your student will attend Creative Torah Academy – our Hebrew School of the Arts. And over the course of the school year you you are invited to attend enrichment experiences–again, usually offered on a monthly basis. Mordecai Kaplan, the inspiration for the founding of Reconstructionist Judaism, is famously quoted saying, "Judaism is the evolving religious civilization of the Jewish people." Within that statement, Kaplan captures the enduring vivacity, community and spirituality of the Jewish people and its most enduring element: adaptability. At Creative Torah Academy, we are not only teaching the next generation of Jews about the content of Jewish history, thought and peoplehood, but the methods of thought behind Jewish adaptation. The disciplines of art and spirituality are the lenses through which we refract the "hidden Jewish light" that the Torah teaches us was created on the first day of creation, and collectively explore what is revealed through this "bending" of tradition. Creative Torah Academy brings the Open Temple methodology of "performance art ritual"- engaging prompts, contemporary conflicts, creative departures from text and tradition – into the "Hebrew School" classroom, where the classroom is transformed into an atelier, dance and yoga studio, and black box theatre. Our students are young people who thrive in the creative and individualistic curriculum, who think for themselves and enjoy sharing their individuality with others to create something larger together. Our students are the children of intermarried couples, assimilated Jews, Jews without Jewish education, or Jews with too much Jewish education, Jews who feel disenfranchised or alienated from Jewish life as the prayers and rituals seem remote or Jews on the periphery and their children. Open Temple provides a place for all of the "Jew-ishly curious" to reclaim our spiritual center right where we are and apply the knowledge we possess to the knowledge we inherit. "Co-Creators" are playful, fun, quiet, bold, colorful, shy – and what we all have in common is that we are curious and willing to create something through our curiosity. Together. RSVP Email: [email protected] Contact Phone: (310) 821-1414 Open Temple House - 1422 Electric Avenue, Venice CA 90291 read less
Our Space Religious School for Special Needs
Location: Valleys;Encino
Address: 15739 Ventura Blvd. Encino, CA, 91436
Description: OURSPACE at Valley Beth Shalom and Temple Aliyah synagogues offers informal and formal educational programs involvin ...read moreOURSPACE at Valley Beth Shalom and Temple Aliyah synagogues offers informal and formal educational programs involving the arts, music, multi-sensory and multi-modality experiences. Throughout the OurSpace programs, social opportunities for the participants with special needs, and their families, happen. Living a full Jewish life, participation in Tikun Olam, doing Mitzvot, celebration of life cycle events, Jewish Holidays, Shabbat, Havdallah, meaningful and spiritual prayer services, and participation in community wide programs, happens. For more information please contact Susan North Gilboa at [email protected] or call at (818) 530-4069. 6025 Valley Circle, Woodland Hills, CA 91367 & 15739 Ventura Blvd., Encino, CA 91436 http://www.OurSpaceLA.org read less
PJ Library Newest Chapter for Kids 9-11 Years Old
Address: 6505 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA
Age Group: 8.5 - 11 Years old
Description: PJ Library in Los Angeles is proud to partner with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation to bring you PJ Our Way™, a new ...read morePJ Library in Los Angeles is proud to partner with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation to bring you PJ Our Way™, a new chapter of PJ Library for kids ages 9-11. You are invited to enroll now, and as an added bonus, former PJ Library members can sign up as early as age 8-and-a-half! To sign up, go to: https://www.pjourway.org/ read less
S.T.A.R. Groups and Tribes
Address: 6634 VALJEAN AVENUE, Van Nuys, CA
Age Group: 7 to 18 years old
Description: S.T.A.R. Provides monthly events for 4 age groups, Tikvah (7-9 Years old), Aviv (10-12 Years old), Mitzvah (13-15 Ye ...read moreS.T.A.R. Provides monthly events for 4 age groups, Tikvah (7-9 Years old), Aviv (10-12 Years old), Mitzvah (13-15 Years old), Haverim (16-18 Years old). All events are age appropriate with a high Participant to Supervisor ratio to assure the safety of all of our members. TOP 10 REASONS TO JOIN STAR: You will have a great time. You will meet fun loving people like yourself. It will help develop your leadership skills. You will eat great Sephardic food. You will see places and do things that will blow your mind. The Madrichim (Advisors) will inspire you to learn & grow. You will learn about your rich Sephardic heritage. Rabbi Sakhai will be your best friend You are helping to secure the future of the Jewish People Because you deserve it! read less
Santa Monica Synagogue Religious School
Age Group: K through 8th grades
Description: The Santa Monica Synagogue's religious school seeks to immerse each child and family in Jewish life and learning. ...read moreThe Santa Monica Synagogue's religious school seeks to immerse each child and family in Jewish life and learning. Our children's Jewish identities are deepened and grow ever more meaningful through discussion, study, art, music, and dance; and through their observance of Jewish holidays and life events. Through their study of Jewish history and their experience of Jewish culture, language, ritual and text, our children deepen their spiritual life through prayer, increase their connection with Jews here and throughout the world, and engage in acts of tzedakah (social justice) and tikkun olam (repair of the world). read less
Sephardic Temple Tifereth Israel Talmud Torah
Address: 10500 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90024
Description: We teach our children Hebrew, Torah, holidays, and Sephardic customs, and we will also incorporate programs that wil ...read moreWe teach our children Hebrew, Torah, holidays, and Sephardic customs, and we will also incorporate programs that will enable our children to experience Sephardic Judaism. We focus on our family and Shabbat programs as much as on our classroom instruction. Contact Person: Liat Yardeni-Funk; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 475-8493; Address: 10500 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90024; Website: http://sephardictemple.org/class-page/ read less
Shaare Tikva (Gates of Hope)
Description: Shaare Tikva is a weekly program filled with learning, prayer, song and socializing for children ages 3-18 years old ...read moreShaare Tikva is a weekly program filled with learning, prayer, song and socializing for children ages 3-18 years old with developmental delays and/or Autistic Spectrum Disorders. Classes meet on Sunday mornings from 9:00-11:00 am. Synagogue membership not required. For more information please contact Susan North Gilboa at [email protected] or call (818) 530-4069 15739 Ventura Blvd., Encino, CA 91436 http://www.vbs.org read less
Sharsheret's B'nai Mitzvah Program
Description: Sharsheret provides meaningful ways for b'nai mitzvah to include a chessed component in their celebrations. As the ...read moreSharsheret provides meaningful ways for b'nai mitzvah to include a chessed component in their celebrations. As they reach this important milestone in their lives, Sharsheret works with b'nai mitzvah individually to develop a project that meets their specific interest and needs. read less
Sholem Community Secular (Non-religious) Jewish Sunday School
Address: 12814 Maxella Ave Los Angeles, CA, 90066
Contact Phone: (310) 984-6935 or (818) 760-6625
Description: Jewish but not religious? Founded in the 1950s, Sholem's multi-generational Jewish community offers a meaningful n ...read moreJewish but not religious? Founded in the 1950s, Sholem's multi-generational Jewish community offers a meaningful non-religious alternative to synagogues for secular, progressive Jews and intercultural families. Sholem's Sunday school engages children 4-17 in an exploration of Jewish identity rooted in Jewish culture, history, and traditions of social justice. Sholem's humanistic holiday celebrations are creative and imbued with a sense of relevance to the concerns of our modern times. Sholem also offers a monthly parent-toddler group, an alternative secular bar/bas mitsve program, and activities for adults and young adults. Sholem meets Sundays, from September thru May, at Short Avenue Elementary School in Del Rey. Coffee & bagels served. Address: 12814 Maxella Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066 Contact Email: [email protected] Contact Phone: (310) 984-6935 or (818) 760-6625 read less
Shomrei Torah Synagogue Jewish Learning Community Religious School
Location: West Valley
Address: 7353 Valley Circle Blvd. West Hills, CA, 91304
Description: What does the Shomrei Torah Synagogue Religious School offer your child? As you enter through the doors of the Shomr ...read moreWhat does the Shomrei Torah Synagogue Religious School offer your child? As you enter through the doors of the Shomrei Torah Synagogue Religious School, you will be immersed in a high energy learning environment, rich with the spirit of Judaism and community. Our Religious School is a place where students learn to appreciate the fullness of Judaism and gain a sense of their Jewish self. These connections are made through song and prayer, art and dance, laughter and joy, field trips and family education, friendships and the building of special memories. read less
Silverlake Independent JCC (SIJCC) Jewish Learning Center
Location: Eastside and Hollywood
Address: 1110 Bates Ave. Los Angeles, CA
Description: Our goal at the JLC is that all learners will: Explore the connections between Jewish values and their community ...read moreOur goal at the JLC is that all learners will: Explore the connections between Jewish values and their community Develop positive feelings toward their Jewish identity Form a cohesive group with their teachers and classmates throughout the year Hone in on their skills and areas of interest within a Jewish context At the JLC we strive to meet each learner where they are, recognizing that everyone learns differently. Each class utilizes multiple learning modalities and follows a specific flow to ensure each learner is engaged and connected throughout our time together. We do this through our Core Sundays, Hebrew Pods, B'nai Mitzvah, and Teen programs. https://sijcc.net/jewish-learning-center read less
Silverlake Independent JCC (SIJCC) Presents: Moving Traditions Information Session
Age Group: 13-17 years old
Days School meets: Once a month
Description: This program offers: A place for teens to engage in authentic, empowering, and meaningful discussions in a Jewish co ...read moreThis program offers: A place for teens to engage in authentic, empowering, and meaningful discussions in a Jewish community of their peers. Once a month gatherings at SIJCC. Connection to a nationwide program with core curriculum and other east side teens. Mentors who have been trained through Moving Traditions. The Jewish Learning Center and Moving Traditions have partnered to present a new teen program at the SIJCC starting in the 2016-17 school year. Questions? Email [email protected]. read less
Silverlake Independent JCC (SIJCC) Spanish Language Immersion for Kids, Infants, and Grown-Ups
Age Group: 3 months - 16 years old
Description: MONDAYS: Parent & Me (infants 3-10 months) Advanced Beginner (ages 10-13 years) Tutoring & Homework help ( ...read moreMONDAYS: Parent & Me (infants 3-10 months) Advanced Beginner (ages 10-13 years) Tutoring & Homework help (ages 9-16) TUESDAYS: Adv. Beginners/Intermediate (ages 6-9) Play your way to Spanish with Kallpachay and gain confidence, global awareness, cognitive versatility and a priceless life skill all through our highly effective 100% immersion model of instruction with our tailor made curriculum and talented, lively, instructors. For more info and to register, contact Miriam Epstein at [email protected] or 323-309-8420. read less
Silverlake Independent JCC Presents: Jewish Learning Center
Age Group: Kindergarten-8th grades
Description: Classes meet at the SIJCC two Sundays each month from 9:00-11:00am. (Approximately 18 sessions per year.) There is a ...read moreClasses meet at the SIJCC two Sundays each month from 9:00-11:00am. (Approximately 18 sessions per year.) There is a parking lot entrance off of Effie, and gate codes are required (provided upon enrollment). We may also meet around town in parks, people's homes and cafes when it is appropriate to the lesson. Kindergarten - 8th grades. Our Mission Simcha – Focus on the joy of learning and Jewish identity Kehillah - Create a community where families will engage in and celebrate Jewish life Dor l'dor - Engage in multi-generational learning and develop family rituals and connections that reflect our individual beliefs Historia - Understand the history of the Jewish people, and the influence it has on our present and future Tarbut - Immerse in Jewish arts & culture Tzedek - Act upon our tradition's commitment to justice, both within our community & the greater world She'elah - Encourage an open environment for questioning, while exploring a variety of perspectives of the Jewish tradition Our Approach We use the Responsive Classroom model for learning, where social interaction and process are equally as important as academic learning. We encourage positive teacher language, avoid rewards systems, and establish self-rules for the classroom. We are supporters of interfaith marriage, and any families of varying backgrounds who are choosing to explore Jewish heritage. When discussing lifecycle events we work toward reimagining rituals for the modern family, including the open support of gay marriage and single parents. While G-d is often a character in Jewish story or the center of Jewish prayers, we do not impose a theistic belief on our students. We give students options and keep ideas open, while remaining truthful to the content. Stories from the Torah are taught as mythology with historical context. Ethics are socially focused, rather than externally imposed. G-d is part of our intellectual discussion, but not our moral dictator. We examine how human beings benefit from morality, such as: Shalom Bayit (peace in the home), Tikkun Olam (Repairing the world), and Hachnasat orchim (Welcoming guests). We believe in providing all people with accessibility to Jewish history, culture and community. read less
Sinai Temple Chai School For Los Angeles 8th - 12th Graders
Description: Winter Courses: Sunday dates: 1/26, 2/2, 2/9, 2/23 Spring Courses: Sunday dates: 3/1, 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 4/26 At Ch ...read moreWinter Courses: Sunday dates: 1/26, 2/2, 2/9, 2/23 Spring Courses: Sunday dates: 3/1, 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 4/26 At Chai School, Judaism is... AN EXPLORATION. Students are expected to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and push the boundaries of what Judaism is, was, and could be. RELEVANT. At the end of each year, we meet with our students and develop our course catalog based on their specific requests and feedback. But more than that, you choose the courses that you take. Whatever your reason - a course topic is particularly appealing to you, a friend is in a certain class, or you love a specific educator - your courses are your choice. COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR REALITY. We hear you: high school is tough, it's busy, and your schedule changes every 5 minutes. That's why we've designed Chai School with flexibility in mind. We offer courses in the Fall, Winter, and Spring, on Sunday mornings and on certain weekday afternoons. You can sign up for as few as one course or as many as six. How many courses you take, which courses you take, and the time of year you participate in Chai School is up to you. Questions? Contact us at 310-481-3232 or [email protected]. read less
Sinai Temple Religious School
Description: We are committed to instilling a strong connection to the Jewish tradition, Israel and the community at large. Our a ...read moreWe are committed to instilling a strong connection to the Jewish tradition, Israel and the community at large. Our accredited, nurturing, and enthusiastic staff are passionate about teaching children the joy of Judaism. Starting in our elementary grades, we 'do' hands-on Judaism, through art, movement in music/tefillah (prayer) and cooking. On Sunday mornings we 'dance' Judaism. In our upper grades, we continue to study Torah stories, Hebrew, Tefillah (prayer), and Israel. We have a unique Na'aseh program (5th-7th grades) that offers flexibility to our families, elective choices for our students and experiential education. We offer synagogue sleepovers and weekend camp retreats in order to build our community and celebrate the beautiful Shabbat and Havdallah ceremonies together. We believe in the value of nurturing and developing the Jewish Identity of our students. WHAT MAKES SINAI TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SPECIAL? *Passionate, Enthusiastic and Accredited Faculty *Na'aseh Experiential Education *Exciting Electives *Nationally recognized Senior Rabbi David Wolpe and Clergy *Student Leadership Initiatives *Witness to Witness Holocaust Survivor Program, *A Bar and Bat Mitzvah Program for Children with Special Needs *Derech HaLimud Hebrew Program *Professional Choir *Tech Curriculum created with Judaic content for each grade read less
Sinai Temple's Beit Bracha: A Religious School & Bar/Bat Mitzvah Program for Families Raising Children with Special Needs
Location: West LA;Beverly Hills
Age Group: 4th-7th graders
Description: Featuring Nes Gadol, a Vista Del Mar Jewish Life Program, this class will provide a multi-sensory and dynamic Jewis ...read moreFeaturing Nes Gadol, a Vista Del Mar Jewish Life Program, this class will provide a multi-sensory and dynamic Jewish education for children and teens with autism and other special needs. We seek to provide a sacred space to deepen Jewish identity, learn social skills based in Jewish values, practice tikkun olam, experience joy and create life-long friendships. Classes meet on Sundays from 11:30AM-12:30PM. For more information, please contact: Rabbi Nicole Guzik or Jessica; Email: [email protected] or [email protected]; Phone: (310) 481-3234; Address: 10400 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90024; Website: http://sinaitemple.org read less
Stephen Wise Religious School
Address: 15500 Stephen S. Wise Dr. Los Angeles, CA, 90077
Description: The Religious School is a link in the long chain of excellence in Stephen S. Wise Temple Schools. Graduates of the ...read moreThe Religious School is a link in the long chain of excellence in Stephen S. Wise Temple Schools. Graduates of the Religious School are knowledgeable Jews who are comfortable with their Jewish identity. The School helps them to develop an inner spiritual life that is connected to the Temple community and the global Jewish community. Students explore Jewish practice, history, belief, love for Israel and the Jewish people, and an understanding of their obligation to make the world a better place, through fun and innovative teaching techniques. The program is further enriched by involvement in Hebrew study, music, Krav Maga, Jewish Art, Israeli Dance, T'fillah (prayer services), and family participatory programs. NEW PROGRAM FOR 2010/2011!!! Stephen S. Wise Temple Religious School is proud to introduce iLearn, a flexible and innovative new pilot program for Grade 4 students! We know students live in an ever-evolving world - with technology, the Internet, digital games, and mobile technology. While adults may have a hard time staying current with so much change, our children - are what some call, "digital natives." Our new program will integrate technology into every area of the learning community, including teaching instruction, student collaboration, student work, and evaluation. In addition we are proud to collaborate with the Union of Reform Judaism to present the Chai Curriculum in its first ever digital format! iLearn requires a two-day commitment: Sundays from 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. at Stephen S. Wise Temple Religious School Wednesdays from 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. at home, school, or anywhere your child can log on to a computer for our "Virtual Classroom". Contact Person: Andrea Gardenhour; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 889-2211; Address: 15500 Stephen S. Wise Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90077; Website: http://www.wisela.org/rs/home.aspx read less
Stephen Wise Temple Religious School iLearn
Description: A flexible and innovative new pilot program for Grade 4 students! The new program will integrate technology into eve ...read moreA flexible and innovative new pilot program for Grade 4 students! The new program will integrate technology into every area of the learning community, including teaching instruction, student collaboration, student work, and evaluation. iLearn requires a two-day commitment: Sundays at Stephen S. Wise and Wednesdays on your home computer (distance learning)! Contact Person: Andrea Gardenhour; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 889-2211; Address: 15500 Stephen S. Wise Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90077; Website: http://www.WiseLA.org/rs; read less
Temple Adat Elohim Religious School
Address: 2420 E. Hillcrest Dr. Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
Days School meets: Sunday & two days in the week
Description: Temple Adat Elohim Religious School opens gateways to Jewish life as we inspire and engage students and their famili ...read moreTemple Adat Elohim Religious School opens gateways to Jewish life as we inspire and engage students and their families in the beauty of living and learning Jewishly. Our unique educational experience reflects our congregation's mission of promoting spiritual growth, connectedness and a desire to heal the world. Our families and our community live and learn Mitzvot, Torah, Jewish values, a love of Israel, Tikun Olam, and prayer. We offer a stimulating and nourishing environment where learning is for everyone and not beyond anyone. Temple Adat Elohim Religious School creates meaningful lasting memories, cultivates a love of Judaism and supports intentional Jewish living. Our school is further enriched by weekly Tefillah, Art, and Dance sessions. We look forward to welcoming you into our wonderful community. read less
Temple Ahavat Shalom Religious School
Location: Valleys;North Valley
Address: 18200 Rinaldi Pl. Northridge, CA, 91326
Age Group: Kindergarten - 7th grades
Description: Temple Ahavat Shalom's Religious School combines a progressive and interactive program with a nurturing school ...read moreTemple Ahavat Shalom's Religious School combines a progressive and interactive program with a nurturing school environment to provide a foundation in Reform Judaism for Kindergarten and beyond 7th grade students. Our goal is to give students a well-rounded, balanced Jewish education that exposes them to religious and cultural aspects that make Judaism relevant and meaningful to their everyday lives. For more information contact Barb Gelb Email: [email protected] or call her at (818) 360-6349. Address: 18200 Rinaldi Pl., Northridge, CA 91326 Website: http://www.tasnorthridge.org/ read less
Temple Akiba Religious School
Location: City;Culver City
Address: 5249 Sepulveda Blvd. Culver City, CA, 90230
Description: Temple Akiba strives to provide our students with a Reform Jewish Education. The goal of Jewish Education within the ...read moreTemple Akiba strives to provide our students with a Reform Jewish Education. The goal of Jewish Education within the Reform Movement is the deepening of Jewish experience and knowledge for all liberal Jews, in order to strengthen faith in God, love of Torah and identification with the Jewish people through involvement in the synagogue and participation in Jewish life. We believe that Judaism contains answers to the challenges and questions confronting the human spirit, and that only a knowledgeable Jew can successfully discover these answers. Such Jews will strengthen the fabric of Jewish life and ensure the future of Judaism and the Jewish people. Students in K through 3rd are expected to attend on Sundays; 4th-7th graders attend on Sundays and Tuesdays; 8th-10th graders attend on Mondays. Contact Person: Randee Bishoff; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 398-5783; Address: 5249 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230; Website: http://www.templeakiba.net/learning.asp?pid=25 read less
Temple Aliyah Religious School
Address: 6025 Valley Circle Blvd. Woodland Hills, CA, 91364
Description: Temple Aliyah's award-winning religious school is dedicated to providing our children with a quality Jewish edu ...read moreTemple Aliyah's award-winning religious school is dedicated to providing our children with a quality Jewish education in a loving and interactive learning environment. Our program stresses parent participation and education, holiday enrichment activities, community projects, speakers and field trips to help strengthen the connection between our children and the Synagogue, their homes and the Jewish community. Curriculum is age-appropriate and stresses the development of Hebrew skills, Judaic knowledge and commitment to the Jewish people and Israel through exploration of Jewish rituals and spiritual growth. http://templealiyah.org/schools-and-youth/religious-school/ read less
Temple Ami Shalom Religious School
Address: 3508 E. Temple Way West Covina, CA, 91791
Description: Kids are natural learners gifted with the curiosity to constantly think and create. Our goal is to allow kids to spr ...read moreKids are natural learners gifted with the curiosity to constantly think and create. Our goal is to allow kids to spring up in the Jewish tradition of learning, providing them with a strong foundation under Judaism. Our Sunday school is administered by the lay leaders of this synagogue and opened to kids in elementary K-12 read less
Temple B'nai Hayim Grau Religious School
Address: 4302 Van Nuys Blvd. Sherman Oaks, CA, 91403
Description: At the Religious School, our focus is a student-centered, experiential approach, where children learn Hebrew languag ...read moreAt the Religious School, our focus is a student-centered, experiential approach, where children learn Hebrew language and literacy, Torah and Tanach stories, Jewish values, prayers, holidays and life cycle events through the creative methodology of drama, art, music, dance, yoga, games, and sensory-based activities. Students learn to read and write Hebrew and understand basic Hebrew vocabulary with the intention to participate confidentially in any synagogue service. B'nai Mitzvah training is a priority and we have a staff of credentialed, experienced teachers. Our goal is to produce students who have a strong sense of Jewish identity, understand their role in the world and value community participation. read less
Temple Beth Am Religious School
Address: 1055 S. La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90035
Description: The Pressman Academy Religious School is now offering 2-7 grade two-day a week classes on Tuesday from 4-6 pm and Su ...read moreThe Pressman Academy Religious School is now offering 2-7 grade two-day a week classes on Tuesday from 4-6 pm and Sunday from 9-12 pm! Our K and 1st grade classes will continue on Sunday from 9-12 pm. We offer students from K-7 Grade an innovative curriculum that presents traditional subjects in a new and exciting way. Our program exposes your child to Jewish culture's great ideas, events, personalities, stories and songs, Hebrew language, Torah, t'fillot and Mitzvot, holidays and customs, and Jewish and Israeli history. We encourage your child to love and value Judaism and commit to tikkun olam. We provide opportunities to participate in holiday programs, class services, and field trips, and to join in ritual life as Conservative Jews. Your family can live a richer Jewish life through our unique "It's Cool to Go to Shul," Family Education Sunday, and parent education programs. read less
Temple Beth David Religious School
Address: 9677 Longden Ave. Temple City, CA, 91780
Description: Temple Beth David is the home of a Reform Jewish congregation the embraces Judaism's values. We welcome all Jew ...read moreTemple Beth David is the home of a Reform Jewish congregation the embraces Judaism's values. We welcome all Jews and interfaith families committed to living a Jewish life. Our Religious school provides several paths that focus on spiritual discovery, educational richness, community loving kindness, and personal responsibility. Through those paths, students are inspired to develop a love of Judaism. Contact Gal Kessler Rohs, Director for more information at [email protected] or call 626.287.9994. read less
Temple Beth David Welcome to TBD Ledor Vador Toddler Gan Class
Address: 9677 E. Longden Avenue Temple City, CA
Description: Our pilot toddler class caters to children 2 years and older, and aims to build a child's first connection to J ...read moreOur pilot toddler class caters to children 2 years and older, and aims to build a child's first connection to Judaism. The class has been designed by multidisciplinary early childhood professionals for your whole child, Jewishly. The Sunday, religious school class is inspired by Reggio Emilia's 100 languages, and addresses the needs of toddlers in those 100 ways! We offer int3eractive learning through music, crafts, puppets, cooking, sensory and tactile engagements, hands-on. Our dedicated team of professionals provides an array of Jewishly Warm and Relevant engagements to bridge your child's first experiences with Judaism. Temple membership is not required. Contact Ed. Director, Gall Kessler Rohs. read less
Temple Beth El Torah School
Address: 1435 West 7th St. San Pedro, CA, 90732
Age Group: K-Confirmation age
Contact Phone: (310) 833-2467 X 109
Description: The mission of Temple Beth El's Torah School is to foster a lifelong commitment to Jewish learning, Jewish iden ...read moreThe mission of Temple Beth El's Torah School is to foster a lifelong commitment to Jewish learning, Jewish identity, Jewish ritual, spiritual growth, the Jewish community and Tikkun Olam, making the world a better place. Our program is in accordance with the guidelines determined by the Reform Movement, and is accredited through the Bureau of Jewish Education. We offer K through Confirmation programming. Contact Person: Debi Rowe Email: [email protected] Phone: (310) 833-2467 X 109 Address: 1435 West 7th St., San Pedro, CA 90732 Website: http://www.bethelsp.org/temple.asp?id=47 read less
Temple Beth Hillel Religious School
Location: Valleys;East Valley
Address: 12326 Riverside Drive Valley Village, CA, 91607
Grades: K-12 grades
Description: At Temple Beth Hillel Religious School, we believe that each individual has the right and the ability to claim the r ...read moreAt Temple Beth Hillel Religious School, we believe that each individual has the right and the ability to claim the richness and heritage of Judaism and gain a sense of self-understanding. We aim to make Jewish life real for both our students and their families. We strive to fulfill our school's mission through song and prayer, art and dance, laughter and joy, field trips and dialogues, friendships and the building of special memories. Temple Beth Hillel has Religious School programs for K-12th grade. Synagogue membership is required. read less
Temple Beth Israel Religious School
Address: 3033 N. Towne Ave. Pomona, CA, 91767
Description: The Temple Beth Israel Religious School is dedicated to the education and enculturation of our children. Our program ...read moreThe Temple Beth Israel Religious School is dedicated to the education and enculturation of our children. Our program is designed to present a broad base of Jewish knowledge in order to foster faith in God, a love of Torah, and a strong identification with K'lal Yisrael (the Jewish people.) The curriculum begins with Pre-Kindergarten and continues through Confirmation, with B'nai Mitzvah as a significant landmark along the way. It includes: Hebrew/T'fillah (prayer), Tanach (Jewish Bible), social justice, Shabbat, holiday observance, Jewish history, Jewish arts & culture, Jewish life cycle, values & ethics, Israel. read less
Temple Emanuel Religious School
Address: 8844 Burton Way Beverly Hills, CA, 90211
Description: At Temple Emanuel's Religious School, we believe that experiencing and living Judaism is preferable to "le ...read moreAt Temple Emanuel's Religious School, we believe that experiencing and living Judaism is preferable to "learning about"Judaism. Our approach to Jewish education centers around project-based classrooms in which all the students work in small groups on Torah, holiday, and Judaica project units. These culminate in a "Hagigah" (community celebration) during which students present their work . Our Hebrew program is unique, in that all students study in one room, the "Beit Midrash", to learn to read and understand Hebrew prayers and more. In the Fall, we will offer a one day per week program for students in grades K-7. Contact Person: Sarah Hartnig; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 409-2950; Address: 8844 Burton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90211; Website:http://tebh.org/schools/religiousschool read less
Temple Etz Chaim Religious School
Address: 1080 Janss Rd. Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
Description: At Temple Etz Chaim, we feel the important responsibility of providing our students with an excellent Jewish educati ...read moreAt Temple Etz Chaim, we feel the important responsibility of providing our students with an excellent Jewish education. Our school's critical role is to develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for our students to function responsibly in the Jewish Community. Religious education will help to enable future generations to live productive and meaningful lives as Americans and Jews. The overarching goals of the Temple Etz Chaim Religious School are to: 1) Develop children who want to live as Jews, 2) Provide the skills and knowledge to live a Jewish life, 3) Provide moral and character development , 4) Provide family education. read less
Temple Isaiah - Kesher Program
Address: 10345 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90064
Contact Phone: 310/277-2661, x27
Description: Religious school program for children with developmental disabilities ages 5-9. Contained class for children who can ...read moreReligious school program for children with developmental disabilities ages 5-9. Contained class for children who can't be mainstreamed, other children are placed in classrooms with aides. Two hours per week, with a possibility of a third hour studying Hebrew language one-on-one with a teacher. Synagogue membership not required. read less
Temple Isaiah Religious School
Description: In our Torah it is written and in our prayers we recite "and you will teach them diligently to your children.&q ...read moreIn our Torah it is written and in our prayers we recite "and you will teach them diligently to your children." It is this scriptural basis that provides the inspiration for our school. Learning is not the mere acquisition of subject matter. Real learning is a process of growth and transformation of personality and values. Temple Isaiah Religious School is a caring community where everyone learns and participates in a wide variety of age-appropriate programs and activities. Our program emphasizes small classes and warm relationships, where our students will develop a positive Jewish identity through a comprehensive exploration of Judaism. Our program is enriched with music, dance, art, library visits, and youth group activities. Contact Person: Carla Kopf; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (310) 277-2661; Address: 10345 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064; Website: http://www.templeisaiah.com/religious-school read less
Temple Israel of Hollywood Religious School
Location: City;Eastside and Hollywood
Address: 7300 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90046
Contact Phone: (323) 876-8330 X 6001
Description: TIOH's Religious School offers a Primary Program for Grades K-3 (Sunday mornings) and 4-6 (Sunday mornings and ...read moreTIOH's Religious School offers a Primary Program for Grades K-3 (Sunday mornings) and 4-6 (Sunday mornings and Wednesday afternoons). Younger students are introduced to Jewish learning through music, stories, Israeli dance, games, and arts and crafts. They learn about Jewish holidays, have exposure to the Hebrew language, and engage in age appropriate, interactive tefillah. Family programs, TOTally Shabbat experiences and shared school, congregational and communal events form the context that each student begins to develop a meaningful Jewish identity. Our Bar/Bat Mitzvah age students address the many issues important in preparation. Experiential learning, discussions, and activities continue as they explore their Jewish identities. Phone: (323) 876-8330 X 6001 Address: 7300 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90046 Website: http://www.tioh.org/education/religious_school.php read less
Temple Judea Kesher Sunday Morning Program
Address: 5429 Lindley Avenue Tarzana, CA, 91356
Description: The Kesher Program provides your child with unique opportunity to be tutored in Hebrew, either privately, in pairs, ...read moreThe Kesher Program provides your child with unique opportunity to be tutored in Hebrew, either privately, in pairs, or in the classroom. Students in single or paired tutoring participate in twenty five 45 minute weekly Hebrew sessions in which tutors come to your home. This allows students to move at their own pace and receive personalized attention. Students participating in Kvutzah Group Tutoring will meet on Campus on Sundays from 10:55am - 11:45 am. Tutoring is in addition to the camp component. read less
Temple Judea Religious School
Description: Our school offers a variety of Religious School Programs that empower you to help your children live more meaningful ...read moreOur school offers a variety of Religious School Programs that empower you to help your children live more meaningful Jewish lives. Contact Phone: 818/342-3177 Our Traditional Religious School Program creates an environment for children to deepen Jewish experience and knowledge for all Jews, in order to strengthen faith in God, love of Torah, and identification with the Jewish way of live. Through many programs centered in classrooms, through the arts, and in our Sanctuary and Chapel, our goal is to empower you to help your children live meaningful Jewish lives. Our schedule follows the regular school calendar, enabling us to work with your child around Jewish holidays and with a varied curriculum that is age appropriate. Contact Email: [email protected] or call (818) 342-3177. The Kvutzah or Kesher Programs provide your child with unique opportunities to learn Hebrew and prayers either privately, in pairs, or in the classroom. Students in single or paired tutoring participate in twenty-five 45 minute weekly Hebrew sessions in which tutors come to your home. This allows students to move at their own pace and receive personalized attention. Students participating in Kvutzah Group Tutoring (small groups) will meet on Campus on Sundays mornings, Monday afternoons, or Wednesday afternoons. Hebrew class is in addition to the camp component for grades 4th – 6th. For information contact: Rebecca Platt at [email protected]. NISAYON: Enroll your child (K-6th grader) in a program that includes a two week camp-style session in the summer, a one week camp-style session in the winter, and six family programs throughout the year, all instead of coming every week! For information contact: Rebecca Platt at [email protected]. read less
Temple Kol Tikvah Religious School
Address: 20400 Ventura Blvd. Woodland Hills, CA, 91364
Description: PreK Program - Monthly program For students entering Kindergarten in the following school year. Students will learn ...read morePreK Program - Monthly program For students entering Kindergarten in the following school year. Students will learn about Shabbat and Jewish holidays through art, stories, music, and dance. Make new friends and create a love of Judaism. Traditional Sunday (K-3rd Grade) Tuesday (K-6th Grade) The Temple Kol Tikvah Religious School supports students in forming their Jewish identity through the teaching of Jewish heritage, culture and values, along with Hebrew, prayer and the cycles of Jewish life. The Religious School provides an opportunity for fellowship and friendship in an environment that welcomes and nurtures students and families and encourages active participation. The Religious School at Kol Tikvah is a place where the students discover the joy of learning and appreciation for the Jewish tradition. Our objective is to create as many positive Jewish learning experiences for our students as possible. Monthly Camp Option Do you love camp and want to learn in a fun and engaging environment? Come to Chodesh, a monthly camp program on Sundays. Students will learn about Judaism at Camp Alonim they will not only engage in educational programming, but will make use of the facility with the climbing wall, hiking, art, and sports. The program is also complimented by a flexible Hebrew program so students can prepare for their Bnai Mitzvah. For information call, Rabbi Becky Hoffman, Temple Kol Tikvah 818-348-0670, ext 209 *Individualized Bnai Mitzvah Program* Don't worry, we have the solution, Temple Kol Tikvah's Yad B'Yad is an Individualized Bnai Mitzvah Program. Each Bnai Mitzvah is crafted by the child, the clergy and the family. The goal is to create an experience that is meaningful for the entire family. Geared toward day school students, children with learning challenges, long distance learners and time limited learners. It can be started up to two months prior to your child's Bnai Mitzvah date. Call 818-348-0670, ext 212 for details! read less
Temple Menorah Religious School
Description: Temple Menorah strives to provide each of its students, in partnership with the home, with a quality Reform Jewish e ...read moreTemple Menorah strives to provide each of its students, in partnership with the home, with a quality Reform Jewish education. This includes but is not limited to developing a strong appreciation for and understanding of: Hebrew language and prayer, Jewish values and tradition, social responsibility and community. We want each of our students to establish a positive attitude and relationship with Judaism and the synagogue. This connection becomes the catalyst for building a strong Jewish identity and cultivating a lifetime commitment to the Jewish people. read less
Temple Ramat Zion Religious School
Address: 17655 Devonshire St. Northridge, CA, 91325
Age Group: kindergarten - 10th grades
Description: The Religious School strives to create a rich, vibrant learning environment in which we can nourish our children ...read moreThe Religious School strives to create a rich, vibrant learning environment in which we can nourish our children's growing Jewish identities, create a community of peers that is part of the larger community at Temple Ramat Zion and the global Jewish community, and build the skills that children will need to be participatory members of their community. A place where our children can learn new skills and ideas, struggle with questions of theology, meaning, and connection at an age-appropriate level, and test what they have learned through prayer, discussion, and interaction with Temple Ramat Zion clergy. Family synagogue participation in services, Hebrew School events, and social action projects will further enrich children's Jewish education. read less
Temple Sinai of Glendale Religious School
Address: 1212 N. Pacific Avenue Glendale, CA, 91202
Age Group: Kinderegarten - 10th grades
Description: Sunday religious school classes are available for students in K-7th grade. Curricula are designed around specific Ju ...read moreSunday religious school classes are available for students in K-7th grade. Curricula are designed around specific Judaic topics that vary for different grades. Hebrew education typically begins in fourth grade. Our Hebrew curriculum comes from Behrman House, the world's largest publisher of Jewish educational materials. Its focus is fluent reading and comprehension of the basic prayer service. Students prepare for Bar or Bat Mitzvah over several years through the regular Hebrew and Religious School curricula, and during the Bar or Bat Mitzvah year they attend an additional special class. Each Bar or Bat Mitzvah student also receives several hours of private tutoring. Students in 8-10 grades attend Metivta, our high school program leading to Confirmation. Students select four quarter-long courses each year. Tenth graders prepare their own service of Confirmation. read less
The Bar & Bat Mitzvah EXPERIENCE! The Community Shul
Address: 9100 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA
Description: Our new Bar and Bat Mitzvah Program is an innovative, affordable and accessible program designed for unaffiliated Je ...read moreOur new Bar and Bat Mitzvah Program is an innovative, affordable and accessible program designed for unaffiliated Jews to have a meaningful and moving Bar or Bat Mitzvah experience. 6 Sundays, 11-noon. Wonderful classes for boys & girls and their parents on key Jewish concepts with inspiring & dynamic speakers! Free; starts May 5. Synagogue use available for ceremony, no membership required! Contact email: [email protected] Contact phone: 310 429-7010 Website: www.thecommunityshul.com/birthrite/ read less
The Builder and the Dove: A Puzzle Adventure at The Skitball Cultural Center
Description: Fridays, at 3:40 pm Premiere! Join the quest to unlock the mysterious connections between us all in this live reima ...read moreFridays, at 3:40 pm Premiere! Join the quest to unlock the mysterious connections between us all in this live reimagining of the timeless flood story created by Mister & Mischief. read less
The Jewish Outreach and Education project
Description: The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles is supporting a pilot project that brings our films and customized study guide ...read moreThe Jewish Federation of Los Angeles is supporting a pilot project that brings our films and customized study guide into Jewish day schools, religious schools, summer camps and other organizations that provide programming for Jewish youth. We orient teachers, administrators and other educators on the latest issues facing transgender and gender expansive youth, and train them on how to use our resources in the classroom to create inclusive communities, all seen through the lens of Jewish values and teachings. read less
The Marilyn and Kenneth Friedman Family Jewish Learning Community of Adat Ari El
Address: 12020 Burbank Blvd. Valley Village, CA, 91607
Contact Phone: (818) 755-3480 Ext. 240
Description: The Adat Ari El Jewish Learning Community offers a place for students grades Kindergarten through 6 grades to embrac ...read moreThe Adat Ari El Jewish Learning Community offers a place for students grades Kindergarten through 6 grades to embrace their Judaism through active learning, social action, and community. Our students acquire more than knowledge of customs and tradition. They are also imbued with a sense of belonging and a pride in their Judaism. The Adat Ari El Jewish Learning Community is affiliated with BJE: Builders of Jewish Education of Greater Los Angeles. read less
The Open Temple B'nai Mitzvah: The Newest Innovation of Jew
Description: Your home. A backlot studio. The Baal Shem Tov Forest in the Galilee. A golf course. The Western Wall in Jerusalem. ...read moreYour home. A backlot studio. The Baal Shem Tov Forest in the Galilee. A golf course. The Western Wall in Jerusalem. The beach. A community synagogue in Los Angeles. The Open Temple creates sacred spaces in the world surrounding us. Read what was featured in the Jewish Journal about Open Temple's customizable B Mitzvah's. At The Open Temple, each bar and bat mitzvah is an opportunity for our community to renew our Jewish Journeys and renew our vision through the lens of our bar or bat mitzvah – the newest innovation of Jew. Read what David Suissa wrote about an Open Temple Bar Mitzvah at the Museum of the Holocaust. read less
The Open Temple Venice Yeshiva
Address: 1422 Electric Avenue, Venice, California
Age Group: ages 9-13
Description: Fly High with the Rabbis: Talmud with Rabbi B. The Venice Yeshiva: Where 'The Chosen' Meets 'Yentl'. Fo ...read moreFly High with the Rabbis: Talmud with Rabbi B. The Venice Yeshiva: Where 'The Chosen' Meets 'Yentl'. For ages 9-13 Open Temple House 1422 Electric Avenue Venice, CA Questions: [email protected] read less
TK Religious School Class at Temple Kol Tikvah
Address: 20400 Ventura Blvd. Woodland Hills, CA
Age Group: 4 and 5 year olds
Description: Be a part of Temple Kol Tikvah's Sunday TK class. Meets weekly on Sundays from 9-11am. Students learn about Jew ...read moreBe a part of Temple Kol Tikvah's Sunday TK class. Meets weekly on Sundays from 9-11am. Students learn about Jewish holidays and Shabbat. They play, sing, dance and make friends in a welcoming Jewish school. Contact Rabbi Becky at [email protected] or 818-348-0670 ext. 209. www.koltikvah.org read less
University Synagogue Religious School
Address: 11960 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90049
Description: We at University Synagogue believe that the purpose of Religious School is: To instill a sense of pride in a chil ...read moreWe at University Synagogue believe that the purpose of Religious School is: To instill a sense of pride in a child's Jewish heritage and an appreciation of the beauty of Jewish tradition as guided by the principles of Reform Judaism. To teach Judaism and Jewish living for the next generation and develop an understanding of where each individual fits into the community. To teach the how and why of Judaism in order to create a positive Jewish identity that makes for a long-lasting and meaningful connection to Judaism. To acquire Hebrew skills in order to understand and make personal meaning from prayers, to participate in prayer services around the world, and to connect with others in Jewish settings across the globe. To foster a love of the land and dream of Israel as a Jewish country with democratic ideals. To promote a sense of commonality and connection with Jews around the world. To help students develop their own relationship to Judaism through inquiry, problem solving and discovery. Marianne Crawford, Religious School Administrator [email protected]. Phone: (310) 472-1255; Address: 11960 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90049; Website: http://unisyn.org read less
Valley Beth Shalom Etz Chaim Learning Center
Days School meets: Tuesdays and Sundays
Description: The Etz Chaim Learning Center seeks to guide each child's development in acquiring his or her own positive sens ...read moreThe Etz Chaim Learning Center seeks to guide each child's development in acquiring his or her own positive sense of Jewish identity. Positive Jewish identity is developed and acquired through 1) gaining reverence for and actively participating in Jewish practices and traditions; 2) gaining both a broad perspective and certain depth of Jewish knowledge through study of Hebrew Bible, rabbinic literature, and Jewish history; 3) appreciation and active study of the Hebrew language; 4) appreciation, celebration, and study of the State of Israel; and 5) the practice and habit of tzedakah and gemilut chasadim (acts of loving-kindness) Classes meet Tuesdays 4:00PM-6:15PM and Sundays from 9:30AM-11:45AM * Website: www.facebook.com/etzchaimlearningcenter Contact Email:[email protected] Contact Phone:(818) 530-4046 read less
Valley Beth Shalom Etz Chaim Learning Center Technology Academy!
Address: 15739 Ventura Blvd. Encino, CA
Age Group: 5th and 6th grades
Description: Tues.: 4:00-6:15 p.m. & Sun.: 9:30-11:45 a.m. This program serves as an alternative to traditional Jewish lear ...read moreTues.: 4:00-6:15 p.m. & Sun.: 9:30-11:45 a.m. This program serves as an alternative to traditional Jewish learning for students in grades 5 and 6. A new innovative Jewish and Hebrew learning experience through technology using computer programming, blogs, and games. This class satisfies all ECLC requirements. For more information please contact Keri Loventhal, ECLC Director, at [email protected] or 818-530-4046. read less
Valley Beth Shalom's ECLC Fine Arts Academy
Age Group: 4-6 grades
Description: The Etz Chaim Learning Center offers a Fine Arts Academy which serves as an alternative to traditional Jewish learni ...read moreThe Etz Chaim Learning Center offers a Fine Arts Academy which serves as an alternative to traditional Jewish learning for students in grades 4-6. This innovative program provides students with a Jewish and Hebrew learning experience through Fine Arts using painting, sculpting, pottery, sketching, photography and more. Each year culminates with an art gallery. This class satisfies all ECLC requirements. For more information please contact Keri Loventhal, ECLC Director, 818-530-4046 read less
Valley Outreach Synagogue: Confirmation – What High School Doesn't Teach and Jewish Values Do!
Description: Teens explore their spirituality, examine their morality and create a positive teen community in the comfort of a pr ...read moreTeens explore their spirituality, examine their morality and create a positive teen community in the comfort of a private home. Each class is experiential and taught through pop culture, self-discovery topics and interactive activities. Meets every-other-week and includes dinner. Contact Carla Adivi, Program Director at [email protected]; Phone: 818-870-0459; www.vosla.org read less
VBS Etz Chaim Learning Center Presents: The Performing Arts Academy
Age Group: 3rd - 5th grades
Description: The Performing Arts Academy - An Alternative Jewish Educational Experience. For grades 3rd - 5th. From October-June. ...read moreThe Performing Arts Academy - An Alternative Jewish Educational Experience. For grades 3rd - 5th. From October-June. Tuesdays 4:00PM-6:15PM and Sundays from 9:30AM-11:45AM. Artists, Actors, Writers, Singers, Dancers, and all those who love Theatre Arts. Act, Sing and Dance! Explore Judaism in a meaningful way through the lens of the arts, performance and theatre. Work with professional Actors, Musical Directors, and Dance Choreographers. Put on a show for family, friends, and other invited guest (Fall – January 31, 2016 at 2:00PM and Spring – May 22, 2016 at 2:00PM). Expand knowledge of Jewish history and culture, as well as extra B'nai Mitzvah skills building. Participation in this program will satisfy Etz Chaim Learning Center B'nai Mitzvah requirements. For more information please contact the Etz Chaim Learning Center Address: 15739 Ventura Blvd, Encino. * Website: www.facebook.com/etzchaimlearningcenter Contact Email:[email protected] Contact Phone:(818) 530-4046 read less
VBS Etz Chaim Learning Center Presents: The Technology Academy
Description: The Technology Academy – An Alternative Jewish Educational Experience. This program serves as an alternative to tr ...read moreThe Technology Academy – An Alternative Jewish Educational Experience. This program serves as an alternative to traditional Jewish learning for students in grades 5 and 6. The school year begins in October and ends in June. Classes meet Tuesdays 4:00PM-6:15PM and Sundays from 9:30AM-11:45AM. This is a new innovative program bringing in Jewish and Hebrew learning experience through technology using computer programming, website design, blogs, podcasts, and games. Participation in this program will satisfy Etz Chaim Learning Center B'nai Mitzvah requirements. For more information please contact the Etz Chaim Learning Center Administrative Office (818) 788-3584 Address: 15739 Ventura Blvd, Encino. Website: www.facebook.com/etzchaimlearningcenter Contact Email:[email protected] Contact Phone:(818) 530-4046 read less
Westside JCC Mac Sundays (Enricment Classes for PK to 8th grades)
Address: 5870 W. Olympic Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90036
Age Group: PK - 8th Grades
Description: Join us for new Sunday enrichment at Westside JCC 12:30 - 3:30 pm | January 12 - March 29, 2020, For grades PK-8 T ...read moreJoin us for new Sunday enrichment at Westside JCC 12:30 - 3:30 pm | January 12 - March 29, 2020, For grades PK-8 The goal of MAC Sundays is to bring organized youth athletics and arts with top-notch professional instruction to the Jewish community of the Westside of Los Angeles. Our activities do not conflict with Jewish holidays and the Sabbath. Jewish values and ethics, and sportsmanship is the core focus of every one of our community-building endeavors. The program is for elementary school-age children. Choose from one of three options: Rockband: Join JCamp favorites In the Band for Rockband! Boys and girls can learn to play their cherished songs while having fun. *Minimum of 10 registrants preferred. Basketball Formerly Westside JCC's Maccabee Athletic Club now MAC Sundays Basketball is pleased to be able to offer the community Sunday basketball for boys and girls. Youth athletes will take part in basketball games and drills. Professional coaching will be provided by Coach Richard Harris (from JCAMP) and his team. Theater: Join Samantha Turret as she shows you the ropes of theater! From January to March you'll learn and rehearse The Little Mermaid to be performed on March 29. Samantha has taught theatre in New York, New Jersey, and California over the past 9 years. She is a working actress and voice artist specializing in kids' entertainment. You can currently catch her on Nickelodeon this winter in Top Elf! She loves working with Westside JCC and is so happy to be back. Please contact Dan Chomstein at [email protected] read less
Westside JCC: JExplorers
Age Group: 5 years to 11 years old
Description: A Jewish experiential education program for children (ages TK-5th grades) and their families. Using a community-base ...read moreA Jewish experiential education program for children (ages TK-5th grades) and their families. Using a community-based approach we learn about Jewish values, culture, holidays, and Hebrew. With a commitment to high quality programming, JExplorers is an opportunity to advance your family's Jewish journey. JExplorers meet for two Thursdays a month, 4-6 pm and for a family program once a month on Friday evening, Saturday evening or Sunday. Register at jexplorers.org read less
Wilshire Boulevard Temple Religious School
Address: 3663 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA, 90064
Description: Location: Two Campuses Offer Religious School - One in West Los Angeles and the other in the heart of Los Angeles. ...read moreLocation: Two Campuses Offer Religious School - One in West Los Angeles and the other in the heart of Los Angeles. The Wilshire Boulevard Temple Religious School begins in Kindergarten and continues through 12th grade. Creating an atmosphere for students as their Jewish home away from home, all of our programs encourage meaningful and fun learning in an engaging environment. With our dynamic clergy and staff, we partner with our parents to instill a strong sense of belonging, community, and connection to our school, synagogue, the broader Jewish community, Israel and the modern world. Our dynamic post B'nei Mitzvah programs and opportunities continue to encourage our teaching that each one of us is B'tzelem Elohim (in the image of God) - We each have a purpose to our lives and each of us has a responsibility to leave the world a better place. Contact Person: Sherryl Pinsker; Email: [email protected]; Phone: (424) 208-8906; Address: 11661 West Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064; Website: http://www.wbtla.org/religiousschool read less
Wise Afterschool Enrichment
Address: 15500 Stephen S. Wise Dr. Los Angeles, CA
Age Group: K-6th grades
Description: NEW at Wise! We are proud to offer after-school enrichment for preschool through grade 6. Wise students, as well as ...read moreNEW at Wise! We are proud to offer after-school enrichment for preschool through grade 6. Wise students, as well as our local community, are welcome to explore our many activities in a safe, supportive, and fun environment. Parents will love the new extended hours and homework club option every day! Registration opens August 25. Contact us at 310.889.2345 or e-mail us at [email protected]. Classes: Basketball (K-3): In this fun and active class, students will learn basic basketball skills and scrimmage. It is a fun and active way to improve hand-eye coordination, communications skills and self-esteem! Taught by the skillful Coach Marc Iadanza from Parker-Anderson Enrichment. Chess (K-6): *NEW DAY* Learning and playing chess is a fun way to increase concentration, build memory and sequencing skills and enhance problem solving/math skills. Students will learn the fundamentals of chess and basic strategies. Taught by Chess Wizards. Gardening (K-6): Do you like working with plants and animals? Do you want to know how to grow your own fruits and vegetables and eat what you grow? Do you want to help butterflies and other animals live on campus? This is the club for you! Taught by the new Science teacher, Mrs Coatney! Hip Hop (K-6): *NEW DAY* With exciting dance steps and challenging combinations, children learn to control and coordinate their bodies while working together to produce entertaining dances. Taught by the talented Miss. Cina, who has been working in the CYE afterschool programs and Camp Wise programs teaching hip hop for the past year. Homework Club (K-6): Homework Club provides a place after school where students can unwind from a long day, eat a snack and spend time finishing their homework. Students will work on their homework with friends or individually while supervised by CYE staff. Homework help provided by CYE staff. Also, open to Kindergarteners who need to stay later! Drop-ins are accepted by phone or online purchase before 1pm that day. Pick-up is at carpool at 5pm. Keyboarding (Grades 3-5 only): This class is specially designed for students who have basic skills and need to practice typing to develop speed and accuracy. Each student will be on their own level, but receive guidance and support from the instructor. Taught by the new science teacher, Mrs. Coatney! Kindergarten Extended (K only): Kindergarteners can stay an extra hour any day to play on the kindergarten yard with CYE staff until 3:30pm pick-up. Registration by semester preferred, but drop-ins are accepted by phone or online purchase before 1pm that day. Students are taken to regular carpool at 3:30pm. They must be signed out. Lego Workshop (K Only): Learn basic building techniques and explore your creativity in the technology innovation lab with lego robotics kits. Taught by the pioneering Judy Hoffman, who also teaches technology at Wise School and supervises Lego Robotics teams for grades 1-6. Martial Arts (K-6): Students will learn the fundamentals of martial arts with an emphasis on discipline, safety, and fun. Classes are designed for fun, learning new skills, and to becoming knowledgeable not in the art of self-defense, but in the lessons of life. Taught by the sweet Master Bella, from Lions TKD. Minecraft (K-6): *NEW* Learn Minecraft building techniques, details of command blocks, and some basic computer programming. Kids learn strategy, team building, and cooperation skills while playing Minecraft in a fun, safe, and supervised environment! Taught by Parker Anderson Enrichment. Rhythm and Math (K Only): *NEW * Students learn how to understand and master musical rhythm in a group setting while playing on beautiful hand-percussion instruments like djembe, cajon, bongos, shakers, and darbuka. We use a visualization system called The Rhythm Compass™ (taught at UCLA and UCD) that makes understanding rhythmic relationships fun and easy. The mathematics of rhythm are counting and cardinality, operations, ratios, and algebraic thinking. Taught by the talented Trey Macias from Sound Formation, Inc. an outstanding music educator that has trained in our unique method. Soccer (K-6): Taught by Soccer Shots, the leader in youth soccer development for children ages 2-8 by teaching principles and life skills like confidence, respect, honest, and teamwork though their high-energy, quality soccer program. Stretch-N-Grow (K Only): *NEW*: Students will learn to warm-up and stretch, moving to music, learning movement and coordination skills using a lot of props (e.g., tunnels, balance beams, cones, various balls, etc.) and playing games, while getting increasingly fit. Taught by Five-Star Enrichment Address: 15500 Stephen S. Wise Dr., Los Angeles, Website: http://www.wisela.org/enrichment/ read less
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