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The Shul Schools: Lifelong Learning The Shul Schools: Lifelong Learning
Click here to download Shul School registration form To register for The Shul School contact Marsha by email or phone 212-260-1759 Education at The Shul of New York involves stimulating, compelling and fun programs for children and for adults. If you’re looking for a different kind of Hebrew School in New York experience that is enriching and nurturing, you will find it at The Shul School! Our innovative curriculum for children from 5 years of age through Bar/Bat Mitzvah encourages your child’s spiritual and ethical growth while integrating the creative arts and new technology into their Jewish learning. Several things set us apart from other Hebrew schools in New York:
Our experienced teachers make learning fun! We’re proud that the children in The Shul School come from all kinds of families, and that our teachings work so well for children from interfaith households. We know that our use of email updates to parents and the option of ‘virtual’ parent conferences appeal to many busy families. If you’ve looked into other Hebrew School programs, you will be happy to know another special feature of The Shul School: we are welcoming to 11 and 12 year olds who may not have planned on having a Bar or Bat Mitzvah but would now like to get ready to do so. We will work with you and your child to make this event meaningful and deeply moving. Rabbi Burt meets individually with children in weekly sessions to prepare them for Bar/Bat Mitzvah and he is able to tailor the ceremony to meet your child’s and your family’s needs. The Shul School is under the leadership of our Education Director, Marsha Leo, and with inspiration and insight from Rabbi Burt. Classes run from September to June. Location: Classes meet at Hope Martin Studio, 39 West 14th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues. Schedule: Convenient, after-school, once-a-week classes meet on Mondays. Level I: For children grades K, 1 and 2: Classes are held on Mondays from 4 to 5 pm. Level II: For children grades 3, 4 and 5: Classes are held on Mondays from 4 to 5 pm. Level III: For children grades 5, 6 and 7: Classes are held on Mondays from 5 to 6:30 pm. Tuition: Tuition includes materials, periodic guest artists in the school (Shul Band musicians and more) as well as 2 separate Sunday workshops on "Creating a Spiritual Experience for the Whole Family" led by Rabbi Burt. Click here to register for Level I: $850 Click here to register for Level II: $850 Click here to register for Level III: $950 Click here to register for Bar/Bat Mitzvah fee: $500* *Supplemental private Bar/Bat Mitzvah preparation with Rabbi Burt is scheduled individually. Contact Rabbi Burt directly at 212-570-9047. If you would like your child to attend any of these educational programs, but cost is a barrier, please let us know as we have some scholarship aid available. Contact Marsha to request registration materials or contact: theshulofnewyork. Rabbi Burt offers a series of lectures throughout the year. Click here to register or call Rabbi Burt for more information: 212-570-9047. The Adult Bat/Bar Mitzvah Class An enriching, spiritually extraordinary and educational course for men and women who never had a chance to be bar or bat mitzvah, or who want to experience this ritual in a meaningful way for the second time. Stimulating group study led by Rabbi Burt combines elementary Hebrew, Jewish learning, preparation for the joint bar/bat mitzvah ceremony and Torah reading. Read about the amazing experiences our students have had click here. Contact Rabbi Burt for information about dates, cost and location. Adults who've completed Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah study at the Shul of New York can engage in a program of continuing education led by Rabbi Burt to delve further into texts and topics and have lively discussions. This is a great way to continue the experiences and friendships made in the Bar/Bat Mitvah class. We call it "BIMA" for "Bar/Bat Mitzvah Alumni Association." Contact Sara about dates and location. On the second Friday evening of each month at 6:30 pm, we meet to discuss the weekly Torah portion from traditional and contemporary perspectives. We emphasize discovering in the Torah text spiritual insights to guide our lives. Torah study is held at the Hope Martin Studio, 39 West 14th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues, Suite #508. Family Services Contact Marsha for more information.
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