Religious School

The Frankel Religious School views Jewish education as a partnership involving the classroom, the synagogue, and the home and family. Our engaging and developmentally appropriate classroom experiences utilize the finest curricular materials and learning formats, and we connect these to meaningful family celebrations of Shabbat and holidays as well as learning experiences designed specifically for parents.

Registration for Frankel Religious School can now be done on-line.

Our Frankel Religious School handbook for 2012-13 is available here.

Pre-School
This interactive class meets once a month on Sunday mornings, 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM, and facilitates an exciting entry into our Religious School with a focus on Jewish holidays. It also features a visit from our music specialist. Enrollment is open to 3 and 4 year olds.
(If your child is 2 1/2 and you are interested in participating, contact Rabbi Levy. If there is enough interest, we will offer two tracks (a younger and an older) on alternating Sundays.)
This class is open to non-members.

Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
These classes meet once a week on Sunday mornings, 9:30 AM - 12:15 PM. Children are introduced to Hebrew language and reading, Jewish values and stories, the holiday cycle and Shabbat, and ways in which they can make a positive difference in their lives.

3rd - 5th Grade
The Frankel Religious School offers the "B'Yachad" program, which is a unique opportunity for parents and students in these grade levels. The B’Yachad program combines twice per week classroom learning (once on Sundays and one day either Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday) with a family commitment to participate in Shabbat and family learning programs. This is a great way for both parents and children to learn, build community, and gain religious growth.

6th - 8th Grade
Our programs for middle school students provide a balance between skill development in preparation for b’nai mitzvah and engaging discussions about relevant Jewish issues. Our goal is to reinforce the belief that the Bar or Bat Mitzvah is not an end goal, but a gateway to lifelong Jewish involvement. Schedule and curriculum varies by grade. To view the Bar/Bat Mitzvah Handbook, click here.