SPRING PROGRAM
for the class of 2023
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Here's how our zayin students can get involved this spring!
April - May
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Zayin Parents, please join us!
Bet Torah Yom Hashoah Community Commemoration
Tuesday, April 10, 5:00 p.m.
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Zayin Student Artwork will be featured
We hope all Zayin students and their families will join us for this program.
We will join together through music, poetry and reflection to mourn and commemorate the loss. The service is not only a tribute to those who perished in the Shoah but will also feature the stories of
Gerta Baitch
, survivor and community member and
Jack Feldman
, survivor and grandfather of Stacey Saiontz.
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We invite the class of 2023
to be a part of TLC!
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At TLC, teens in 8th-12th grade explore their rich Jewish heritage and challenging modern lives through a variety of learning and community building programs. We offer teens flexible scheduling and ownership of their own education, ways to
KNOW
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BELONG
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DO
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Here's how our zayin students can get involved this spring!
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Save These Dates
Sundays, April 22, 29, May 6, 9:00-10:45 a.m.
Tuesdays, April 24, May 1 and 8, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Sunday evening, April/May. Details to follow.
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Sundays, April 22, 29, May 6, 9:00-10:45 a.m.
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Madrichim (Teachers Assistants) in 8th-12th grade serve as role models, working with teachers to create a positive environment throughout the Religious School.
Learn if this program will be of interest to your teen for next year in 8th grade! This three session program will include a workshop led by Robin Wald, and feature 7th graders shadowing current Madrichim in the classrooms.
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Tuesdays, April 24, May 1 and 8, 6:00-7:30 p.m.
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Nosh and Drash is a safe space for open, judgement-free dialogue to discuss current events and the world for 8th-12th graders. Dinner is included.
Current 7th graders are welcome to stay after regular Zayin class for dinner to see if they'll enjoy this program next year.
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Powered by Moving Traditions
Sunday evening, April/May. Details to follow.
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It’s not easy being a teenager. Even outside of school, the pressure is on, and issues like self-esteem, body image, competition, and relationships add to the noise. This is why Bet Torah offers Rosh Hodesh and Shevet Achim, powered by Moving Traditions. Once a month, in small peer groups with trained adult mentors, teens bond and have open conversations in a safe space. Groups have a positive and lasting impact on teens, empowering them to become strong, confident, and happy young adults.
Current zayin students
and their parents
are invited to join us for a taste of this program and parallel parent workshop explaining their significance.
Tweens who identify as girls and their parents are invited to a Taste of Rosh Hodesh. Sunday evening in April/ May. Details to follow.
Tweens who identify as boys and their parents are invited to a Taste of Shevet Achim . This parent workshop will feature Rabbi Brusso. Sunday evening in April/ May. Details to follow.
There is a
national online group
for teens who identify as transgender, nonbinary, gender fluid, or gender questioning.
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