YOUTH-SCHOOL COMMUNITY AT-A–GLANCE
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ASHREI YOSHVE VEYTECHA … Happy are those who dwell in your house.”
At Temple Beth Hillel Beth El we have created an educated, proud, vibrant, and happy community of learners. To be part of our community is to “dwell”, indeed, to live, in the synagogue, which is God’s house. Our Youth- School Community provides many opportunities to make TBH-BE your dwelling place: youth services, youth groups, family programs, school-wide activities, and holiday celebrations to name a few. To paraphrase the words of the Psalmist: Happy are those families who are involved in the Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El Youth School Community. Included on these webpages is important information about our community for both religious school and day school families. Please take a few moments to get to know us.
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Youth School Community Handbook 2009-2010
Youth-School Committees: Get Involved!
TBHBE Photogallery of Recent Events
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Sylvia F. Lodish Religious School
Ø Conservative supplementary Jewish school focusing on Hebrew language through prayer, holidays, Torah, Jewish history, and culture.
Ø Gan, Aleph (Grades K, 1) meet Sundays, 9:00-12:20
Ø Bet-Zayin (Grades 2-7) meet Sundays, 9:00-12:20, Wednesday 4:10-6:20 (grades 3-7 must attend 10 Shabbat morning services / year & grade 2 must attend 5)
Ø Special class Shabbat services, family education programs, music, Israeli Dance, Synagogue skills, all-school programs
Ø Hazzanut Enrichment class – all 5th and 6th grade students learn intensive synagogue skills. During religious school hours
Ø Specialists for both enrichment and resource students
Ø Twice a month Tot Shabbat for pre-school children and their parents
Ø Weekly Youth Services (when Religious School is in session):
o Junior Congregation (Grades K-2) - Leader: Ari Schwartz
o Youth Services (Grades 3-7) - Leader: Larry Kaplan
o USY/ Teen Service: 1 x month - (Grades 8-12) - Youth Activities Center
Ø Services for children on Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur divided by Age
Ø Informal educational, social and religious programming for children grades 1-12 in four different youth groups. Professional advisors work with synagogue educators, committee, and teens to plan activities.
Ø Ari Schwartz, Children’s Program Director serves as the advisor for Boatnim, Portzim, and Chaverim, in addition to her work assisting in programs in the Religious School.
Ø Boatnim (Grades 1-2): One activity/ month
Ø Portzim (Grades 3-4): One activity/ month
Ø Kadima (Grades 5-7): One or two activities/ month; regional programs through Hagesher Delaware Valley region Kadima. Advisor: Laura Liss
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USY:
United Synagogue Youth (Grades 8-12): many social, cultural and religious
activities; joint programs with other Main Line congregations; regional
conventions, dances, and activities through Hagesher Delaware Valley region USY;
International Convention; Summer programs - USY on Wheels, Israel Pilgrimage.
Advisor: Dan Gerstein
Please contact Ari
Schwartz
if you have any questions about getting involved.
President - Daniel Parmet and Justin Bender
Programming VP - Shayna Fader and Josh Goldstein
Communication VP - Danielle Lichtenstein and Elana Rosner
Social action/ Tikkun Olam VP - Aaron Mazer and Danny Ostrow
Religious Education VP- Natalie Oppenheimer and Hannah Glickman
Membership/ Kadima VP - Richie Weker and Seth Feldman
Israeli Affairs VP - Josh Horowitz and Jordyn Horowitz
8th Grade Rep - Sarah Kerman and Benji Dunaief
Fundraising - Josh Clair and Jonathan Schwartz
Yearbook - Jordana Roat
Ø Camp Ramah and Ramah Day Camp: Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El sends many of our children to these Conservative Movement summer programs
Rabbi
Leah Richman, Educational Director
lrichman@tbhbe.org
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