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Religious School
Teach a child the way to go..Beth Israel Religious School, a supplementary school affiliated with the Conservative Movement and the Baltimore Council on Jewish Education Services, teaches Jewish children the way to go by providing quality Jewish education A Quality Jewish EducationThe Joseph and Corinne Schwartz Religious School of Beth Israel Congregation provides a quality Jewish education and is committed to developing the creativity and potential of each child, along with vigorous and disciplined intellectual growth. The school's goals are to instill in children a positive Jewish identity, a love of Judaism and a desire to live the Jewish life through the study of the Hebrew language, Bible, holidays, prayer, social studies and experiential programs. Strong Family and Synagogue OrientationFamily educational experiences are an essential aspect of our curriculum, including Shabbat dinners, retreats, family services, study sessions and art projects. Each year students participate in age - appropriate family and synagogue programs. Modern Conservative OutlookBeth Israel helps build life - long Judaic skills by combining a modern Conservative Jewish approach with tradition, thus instilling a pride and love for these traditions, as well as an understanding that Judaism is vibrant, creative and relevant to us today. Kindergarten through Bar/Bat Mitzvah and High School
Jewish Focused Co - Curricular ActivitiesBeth Israel offers numerous co - curricular activities, including school choir, music and library time, computers, field trips, youth group activities, synagogue participation and community events. Individualized TutoringWe at Beth Israel feel strongly about teaching the individual child. Our staff includes tutors and teaching assistants who individualize the curriculum to help ensure that students acquire skills in Hebrew, prayers and Torah study. Dedicated FacultyBeth Israel's teachers are certified, trained and experienced in educational techniques and Judaica. We believe our task is a sacred one, as we strive to prepare our students to be knowledgeable and committed Jewish adults. | |||||||||||||
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