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Religious School

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR

You must be a current member of TBS and logged into your TBS Member Portal to access the school registration. Questions? Call the TBS Office at (714) 628-4600.

First day of school: Sunday, September 7th!

Hebrew School

Grades 3-7: Sunday Mornings, 8:30 – 9:15
 
Hebrew Options for Students in Grades 3-7:
  • Sunday mornings In-Person 8:30-9:15
Pre-registered early morning drop-off Grades K-2: 8:30 – 9:15
 

Religious School

  • Five Grade levels this year: K, 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7, as well as the Madrichim program for students grades 8-12
  • Grades K–7: Sundays, 9:30AM – Noon
  • Post B'nei Mitzvah: Grades 8-12: Twice/month on Sundays, beginning in September, 12:30-2:00 pm; (see registration form for dates)

Teachers

We have wonderful Religious School staff, led by Allie Barry Rahamim, the Religious School Director. We selected enthusiastically creative teachers who share our vision of Jewish education and learning. They are equally delighted to connect with your children and to bring Judaism and Hebrew to life here at TBS.
 

Curriculum

Temple Beth Sholom’s Religious School provides a progressive Jewish education grounded in Jewish values, Hebrew language, and meaningful experiences. Students advance through structured learning objectives that build upon each previous year, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of Jewish life and skills necessary for active participation in the Jewish community and tradition

We are currently using ShalomLearning, a values-based curriculum that provides comprehensive and engaging lessons for grades K-7, as well as additional resources for grades K-7.

Family engagement, such as our grade-level Shabbat services and quarterly Family Learning Days, provides an opportunity for parents and families to experience our TBS Religious School in action.  

Madrichim

Students in grades 8-12 are invited to apply to be student teachers, Madrichim, in our Religious School. This will entail special leadership training and skill-building sessions with the Religious School Director, Allie Barry Rahamim. Please call the TBS Office for more information: (714) 628-4600.
 

Students with Special Needs

Judaism teaches that each of us is created b’tzelem Elohim, in the image of God, and that each of us is to be valued for our own individual, unique abilities. Guided by this tradition, the Temple Beth Sholom Religious School will act with sensitivity and work to the best of its ability to provide a positive experience for every child. Accommodations and support, in collaboration with parents, will be implemented within our means and within the structure of our program on a case-by-case basis.
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