Youth Education

Worship Services

Tot Shabbat is held the first Friday of each month at 5:30 p.m. See the Tot Shabbat webpage for information on participating.

Religious School Services are pre-recorded services you may watch anytime (member login required).

Erev Shabbat Services are available to view online every Friday night at 7:00 p.m. Click on the window below.

Temple Beth Shalom Members: 

In our Members only Section, you can do the following:

• View calendars for Religious School, mid-week Hebrew, and youth events. 
• View our Religious School blog--an archive of the Religious School News, with recordings of Weekday Family T'filah.
• Download Rabbi Freedman's attendance letter to present to your student's school for an excused absence, if necessary for the High Holidays.
• Read the Parent Handbook and learn about our new and updated policies.
• Download the Camp Scholarship form.

Temple Beth Shalom strives to inspire learners at all stages of life to develop a compelling lifelong commitment to Judaism through meaningful Jewish experiences that are engaging, purposeful, and relevant so they may make informed Jewish choices and live up the highest ideals of our tradition.

Our Recipe for Success

Temple Beth Shalom believes Jewish Education begins in infancy and continues throughout adulthood, with the best learning happening at the intersections of classroom and community. Our students reach multiple milestones throughout their time with us. We look forward to celebrating these accomplishments with each student from the day they enter Kindergarten through their 12th grade Confirmation. Graduates from our program leave ready to be the next generation of Jewish thinkers and leaders in a world that needs their unique perspectives, dreams, and talents.

Find more information about our youth education programs sorted by child's age, below.

• Shalomites (Ages 5 and under)
• Beit Noar (House of Youth) Program for Grades K-5
• B'yachad (Together) Program for Grades 6-7
• Teen Program (Grades 8-12)

Is your child reluctant to attend religious school? See Eight Great Reasons Why Your Child Should Attend Religious School.