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Educating the Next Generation
Our Religious School is a home for spiritual discovery and Jewish learning. Serving children from Kindergarten through 12th grade, we combine ancient wisdom with modern progressive values. Our mission is to cultivate a deep sense of Jewish identity, community responsibility, and lifelong learning in every student.

EBREW PROGRAM
eBrew
eBrew is an online Hebrew program offering one-on-one online Hebrew tutoring with a dedicated personal tutor. Each week includes a 30-minute lesson scheduled at a time that's convenient for your family. Learn from anywhere—at home, while traveling, or anywhere with internet access. Our personalized instruction is tailored to each student's learning style and skill level. The program supports Sunday Religious School by building Hebrew reading, fluency, and prayer skills, and parents are welcome to participate alongside their child. Included with Religious School tuition for all 4th–6th grade students, eBrew eliminates midweek commutes, saving families time while making Hebrew learning engaging, meaningful, and accessible.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
Connecting
Sunday classes meet weekly from August 23 through May in a fun, engaging environment where students build friendships and a strong connection to their Jewish community; the program helps students explore Jewish identity through values and hands-on experiences; students enjoy a blend of classroom learning and the personalized online eBrew program; Jewish learning is a lifelong journey that helps them grow into compassionate, confident, engaged Jewish adults; many continue as Madrichim (teen teaching assistants), giving back as role models.
B'NAI MITZVAH
Journey & Preparation
Hebrew education begins in 4th grade to prepare students for their B'nai Mitzvah. As dates are limited, each student is the sole celebrant of their service. 4th graders may request dates in spring, while 5th–6th graders can request anytime. 6–8 months prior, students begin one-on-one tutoring with Hebrew staff and the Rabbi to learn their Torah portion and prayers with personalized instruction. The B'nai Mitzvah is a celebration, not an exam; our goal is for every student to feel confident, supported, and proud.

MEET OUR DIRECTOR
Rachael Valentine
Rachael has been immersed in Jewish life from an early age. Growing up in the Jewish community, she spent years participating in Jewish camps and youth programs, experiences that inspired her passion for Jewish education. Following in the footsteps of her mother, who also served as a Religious School Director, Rachael is dedicated to helping children build meaningful connections to their Jewish identity. She strives to create engaging, memorable programs that make learning fun and inspire a lifelong love of Judaism.
