NITZANIM RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

Bruchim Ha’Baim, Welcome to Nitzanim!

Nitzanim is Temple Sholom’s program for our youth beginning in kindergarten and moving up at the end of 7th grade into the next phase of their education at Hebrew High. Nitzanim is the name of our school and it means flower buds or new beginnings in Hebrew. This name connects to our childrens’ formal Jewish learning beginning here at Temple Sholom. We cannot wait to see how they will blossom into the young, socially conscious Jews that will become our future leaders.

Nitzanim & Hebrew High registration for the 2024-2025/5785 school year IS open

Temple Sholom is committed to teaching our children and growing together as one community. Planning for Nitzanim and Hebrew High this fall is underway and we are looking forward to filling our hallways with learning, laughter, and community this fall. Register your children for Nitzanim and Hebrew High now!

Nitzanim & Hebrew High registration for the 2024-2025/5785 school year IS OPEN

REGISTER HERE

Our mission for Nitzanim is to build community through meaningful relationships and live Jewishly.

The goals of our school:

● To create a warm, fun and engaging space for being Jewish

● Develop long lasting and meaningful friendships

● Explore Torah through experiential learning environment, connecting the words on the page to our daily lives

● Acquiring 21st Century skills through Project Based Learning while delving into meaningful Judaic topics (Israel, Jewish History, Holiday and Jewish Values)

● Connect to the Hebrew language through an interactive experience with Hebrew Through Movement, while making personal meaning out of our daily prayers, tefillot and blessings

● Impart Jewish values to our learners through acts of kindness, “hesed”, to connect their Jewish studies to their daily living as they learn the true meaning of what it means to be a mensch

To view an overview of the Nitzanim curriculum, please click here

We provide services for learners with all abilities for both our formal and informal education programming. Please contact our Director of Youth Education and Engagement, Ilene Cohen or our inclusion committee chair, Elise Prezant or Elaine Nestel for additional information.