Spiegel Religious School

OUR PROGRAM

Where Judaism is expressed through community, joy and love

We promise that we will give your children our all!   Our love, our passion, our devotion to Judaism – and a whole lot of joy and community!  We are looking forward to an absolutely superb 2022-2023 school year with three main components:

1. Sunday Classes: We are excited to meet in person on Sundays from 9:30 to noon.  During our time together, we create community in a supportive learning environment.  We utilize different approaches to teaching, such as music, movement, and art as we seek to meet the different learning styles of our children.  We enthusiastically welcome all to our wonderful community as we strive to instill a love for Judaism in our children.
2. Weekly Tutoring: One-on-one Hebrew tutoring occurs weekly for each student in 1^st through 7^th  grades. In this amazingly effective method of teaching, each child will have a weekday Zoom session with their teacher or Hebrew tutor where multiple materials are used to teach Hebrew and prayers.
3. Community Events: These events are a crucial part of our program as they include community building activities, improving service skills, experiencing holidays, and much more. We really hope you will join us for these amazing events:

Embracing and Treasuring All

We proudly welcome school-age children of families from the entire spectrum of our Jewish community: people of all races and abilities; interfaith families; people who are single and partnered; people who are straight, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer.

Additionally, we are unique in the services and attention we provide for children with special needs.  We work with our families and students to craft the best possible learning environment.  When beneficial, we are able to provide one-on-one assistance in the classroom.  Please never hesitate to join us- we want you!

We will follow CDC guidelines indicated for schools for all parts of our program.

“I like that my children enjoy going to Beth El, whether for religious school or services, and truly feel at home there. It is helping to create a real sense of Jewish identity and a love for being part of a greater Jewish community.”

“The Hands-On Judaism program and the interaction and warm environment are the things I like most about our school.”

“What I like about the religious school is that Rabbi Amy greets the children at the door on Sunday mornings. I enjoy how Rabbi Alex teaches the kids about Jewish holidays but keeps things relevant to the children’s ages.”