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Enrollment for Religious School and Kehillah High is now open!

As we gear up for the approaching 2024-2025 school year, we strongly encourage early registration by June 30th to receive a $100 tuition discount! For any questions, feel free to contact Erin at elepselter@brithshalom.org.

To Register:

Log into the Brith Shalom website to access your account.
Under "My Account" you will find the "Start School Enrollment" option.
From there, you will begin your enrollment by selecting the year and grade for your child.
The registration will be $300 per child.
All fees included in tuition price.

**Our religious school offers scholarships for those in need of financial assistance, ensuring that all students have the opportunity to access quality education.**

Wednesday Religious School for Grades 3-7 begins at 4:30 pm. and ends at 6:30 pm.

Sunday Religious School for Grades PK-7 begins at 9:30 am. and ends at 12:30 pm.

REGISTRATION

Please contact Erin Lepselter if you have any questions regarding any portion of this process.

The Brith Shalom Religious School, an egalitarian environment, is committed to providing its students with the skills, values, identity, and passion for living serious Conservative Jewish lives in the 21st century. Our school emphasizes Jewish literacy based on Torah and Tefillah (prayer), life cycle and holiday cycle, ethics, and a concern for K’lal Yisrael (the Jewish people), and text-based Hebrew. The CBS religious school supports and encourages warm and positive relationships between students and their teachers, as faculty serve as important Jewish role models. Additionally, we strive for creative, active, dynamic classroom environments, emphasizing social interaction and cooperative learning.Education at CBS begins with our pre-kindergarten students (4-year-olds) and continues through graduation (12th grade).

Click here to view the CBS Religious School 2024-2025 CALENDAR.

Our Goals

Develop fluency in Hebrew reading with a focus on gaining a working knowledge of Siddur and Bible vocabulary to build comfort and confidence for students to participate in and lead synagogue services throughout their lives.
A fundamental knowledge of the Biblical text and its relevance in the lives of our students as a source of Jewish practice and ethics.
Develop a strong personal identification with Jewish history and the State of Israel.
Create commitment and passion among our students, for Conservative Jewish practice and mitzvot: specifically the observance of Shabbat, Jewish Holidays, Kashrut, and Life Cycle events.
Explore the role of God, holiness, and our Jewish ethical system in the lives of our students through the performance of tzedakah and gemilut chasadim (acts of loving-kindness)
Enable students to feel at home in the synagogue and with their Jewish identities.
Establish a positive basis for life-long learning and living.
Supplementing the formal classroom, students are expected to attend various age-appropriate youth services during their years in the religious school.