Aleph Champ 

Aleph Champ, modeled after the Karate Martial Arts system of motivational colored levels, breaks up the Hebrew reading process into bite sized motivational levels which makes it more kid friendly and exciting.

Students start in first grade as a white Aleph Champ learning half of the aleph bet. They work their way through the different "belts" until they become a black Aleph Champ by 5th grade with the ability to read fluently from the Siddur (prayerbook).

2024-25 New Curriculum

 We are excited to announce an innovative new curriculum at for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. The new curriculum, titled Light House: Making My Home Hashem's Home, offers students a uniquely engaging learning experience that brings Jewish teachings to life. It is a comprehensive curriculum that enables each child to deepen their understanding of their heritage in a meaningful and practical way. 

Children will embark on an interactive and captivating journey through the year, focusing on various Mitzvot through the lens of making Hashem (G-d) welcome in our world. Inspired by the teachings of the Rebbe to children, each lesson focuses on a way to make our homes a place where Hashem is known. Topics covered include Shabbat, blessings, honoring parents, charity, and more aspects of daily Jewish life. Each lesson involves fun and exciting hands-on STEM activities and crafts, ensuring the engagement and enjoyment of every student.

JEWQ

Jewish Knowledge Competition JewQ is a new part of our Hebrew School. Students have the opportunity to partake in an international competition mastering the fundamentals of Judaism and our traditions. Students convene weekly to study as a group and take three tests throughout the duration of the competition. There are regional and state competitions with a grand finale taking place in New York featuring a Game Show and Awards Ceremony.

Yearly Jewish Festivals Curriculum

Our yearly Jewish festivals curriculum has been designed to be taught through a diverse set of mediums, including drama, construction, and STEM. The subjects will come alive as students learn about the Jewish holidays, empathy, respect and integrity amongst other life skills and Jewish values.