Religious School

Mission Statement
The Adath Israel Jarson Education Center seeks to|
instill in our students a love of Judaism, Jewish knowledge, a sense of community, and connection
with the Jewish people.

Approach to Learning
We are committed to broadening our students' connection to Judaism in diverse and meaningful ways, inviting our students to form their own Jewish identities. We create interactive and experiential learning opportunities, where our students learn about God, Torah, Jewish culture, Israel, the value of community,
and Hebrew. We work to foster an inclusive school community - meeting students where they are - where students enjoy being Jewish together. We create opportunities for students to engage with the congregation so that they will form a strong and
lasting sense of community.

Fast Facts:

• 2024-2025 First Day: August 25, 2024
• Sundays, 9 am-Noon: PreK-8th Grade
• Wednesdays, 4:30-6 pm: 3rd-6th Grades
• Canteen/Youth Lounge Hangout:
  Wednesdays, 3:45-4:30 pm
• Madrichim (Teaching Aides) Program:
  Open to 9th-12th Graders
• New 7th & 8th Grade Class on Sunday mornings,
  9 am-Noon, including optional Madrichim-in-Training Program (8th Grade only)
• Optional, private 1-on-1 Hebrew enrichment with an Adath teacher (virtual or in-person)
• 9th-12 Graders may attend Shelanu 
  Hebrew High School 
• Adath Israel Youth Sensory Initiative
  High and Low Sensory Rooms