B'nai Israel Religious School
We are delighted to provide you with Religious School registration materials for the 2010/2011 (5771) school year and are looking forward to a tremendous year of growth in the Religious School with your children. The summer months will be dedicated toward developing a dynamic and challenging curriculum. You are encouraged to take an active role in supporting the Religious School by volunteering to be a part of the School Committee, or to assist in planning one of the special programs scheduled throughout the year.
Please complete the following forms to register for the 2010-2011 school year: It is also important that you review the registration packet and complete it before May 31, 2010. RegistrationPacket2010-11.pdf
*These forms are required for registration to be accepted.
Please contact the CBI Religious School Office at 908-204-1412 Ext.124 for additional information.
CBI Religious School is a vibrant learning community of 250 students and their families. Our education begins in Kindergarten and continues through the teen years. Students in Kindergarten through second grade attend religious school on Sunday morning; grades 3 through 5 attend on Sunday mornings and Wednesday afternoons; 6th & 7th grade middle school students attend Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. Post Bar/Bat Mitzvah students participate in Ten-Mile Hebrew High.
Our school provides an environment that is friendly and fun, while being intellectually stimulating for our students. Students acquire an understanding and appreciation of Jewish values, observances and traditions. Our goals include helping students develop the necessary skills to participate in synagogue life and home rituals. Questions are encouraged and opportunities abound for spiritual growth. Students gain a strong and positive sense of belonging to CBI and Klal Yisrael, the greater Jewish community, through learning about Israel and Jews around the world. Through tzedakah, giving, and gemilut hasadim, acts of kindness, our students learn the life-long value of service.
Informal educational opportunities, including our Kadimah and USY youth groups, build connections among our youth and other children both locally and in the larger Jewish community. Families participate actively in Shabbat dinners and services, workshops, holiday celebrations and social action projects.
Our teachers are experienced in general and Jewish education, and keep up with innovations in the field of learning. Teachers are encouraged to communicate regularly with parents, and a new Parent Association involves parents actively school life. Through this participation, parents, teachers and students all grow together.
For further information, please call our office at (908)204-1412 ext. 106.
