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Our vibrant and caring Religious School community is a fun way for children and their families to learn, celebrate and worship together. At our school, which meets one day a week, Jewish learning is always meaningful, relevant and empowering. For the 2021-22 schoolyear, we offer both in-person and on-line learning options. For more detailed information, contact us at .
At Emanu-El, you can depend on a weekly religious school experience that is inspirational, relevant, and fun. Our students and families know us as a consistent source of connection and meaning amidst changing and often unpredictable circumstances. Our flexible approach, integrating group experiences with personalized learning, responds to the unique needs of each student and the varied situations of every family, whether or not you are local in NYC this coming year. Our curriculum is rooted in ancient wisdom and relevant to our current situation. And as always, we have a whole lot of fun!
Our program incorporates:
Days of AWE-some!
Join Director Saul Kaiserman and the Temple Emanu-El’s Lifelong Learning department for three weeks of online activities beginning September 13.
Lifelong Learning Asks: Where is God during the Coronavirus? ⇒ Watch the video
Director Saul Kaiserman interviewed by the Jewish Education Project ⇒ Watch the video
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General information about the Temple Emanu-El Religious School/Department of Lifelong Learning with tuition and departmental contact information.
Apply to the Religious School, Schedule a visit, Religious School with Honors registration…all the forms and information you need in one place.
Check out our exciting, experiential curriculum for students in Pre-K through High School, and how to earn Religious School with Honors!
We value the involvement of our parents, they are a vital part of the vibrancy of our School. Find out how you can get involved.
At Shabbat Kodesh, Hebrew prayers are sung with lively melodies, and we experience the weekly Torah reading through interpretation and storytelling.
Department of Lifelong Learning – Religious School
10 East 66th Street, New York, NY 10065
| 212-507-9546
