Welcome to Temple Isaiah K12 Education & Engagement
Our passionate educators, incredible clergy, devoted parents and wonderful students learn and grow together, living Judaism with joy and meaning.
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Come learn and have fun with your friends!
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Upcoming Opportunities
Teshuvah, Tefillah and Tzedakah - What do repentance, prayer and charity really mean (to you)?
Tuesday, September 22 | 5:00 p.m.
Click to Join | Meeting ID: 883 8079 0693 | Password: Tzedakah
Join in on the conversation for this 3-part series for children and parents to prepare for the High Holy Days lead by Reuben Posner and special guests! We're going to delve deeper into three core concepts of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, which are: Teshuva, T'filah, and Tzedakah.
K-12 Taslich Program
Sunday, September 20 | Various times
Join since we are unable to meet at the beach, let the beach come to you for the special ritual of Tashlich! A member of our clergy or K-12 education staff will come to your home and lead you in a unique and personalized "Cast off" Tashlich ceremony. Choose your date and preferred time frame in the form below. Your private Tashlich ceremony will last approximately 30 minutes. Rsvp by September 15!
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One-on-One Hebrew Tutoring This Summer
Sessions are ongoing
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Let's continue to practice and learn this summer! For any questions or more information, please email Carla.
HERE IS A LINK TO ONLINE VOICE RECORDER
Have your children record themselves practicing Hebrew words or saying the names and sounds of the Hebrew letters. and share them with you or Have your child record her/himself saying a blessing or a song and listen to it to check themselves.
HERE IS A LINK TO LEARNING HEBREW
This website is one of my favorites. You can play memory games, learn how to write Hebrew letters, shapes, names, and sounds, create flash cards and much more. It is one of my favorites.
Our school stands on three pillars:
• Jewish IdentityBy instilling a connection to Jewish tradition, rituals, Torah, history, and Hebrew, we strengthen a student’s Jewish identity. |
• Jewish CommunityBy making the temple a second home and building lasting friendships through meaningful conversation, engaging activities, retreats, youth group, travel to Israel, music, and art, we strengthen a student’s place in Jewish Community. |
• Jewish FaithBy participating in the celebration of Shabbat and holidays, learning Jewish prayer and honest exploration of our faith, we strengthen a student’s sense of awe, wonder, and gratitude. |
What makes Temple Isaiah Religious School unique?
• Enthusiastic, quality teachers with ongoing training and mentorship
• Rishonim: Religious School teens become teachers’ assistants and role models
• Clergy participation
• Going “outside the walls” for retreats, field tripsand special programs
• Commitment to social action and community service
• Furnishing apartments for homeless families with Upward Bound House
• Serving hundreds of meals at several homeless shelters
• 2nd grade Mussar (Jewish values) program
• L’Dough v’Dough: baking challah with Holocaust survivors
• Torah in the Home: Clergy brings Torah to your home
• Hebrew Through Movement, Hebrew Intensive and Hebrew Boot Camp
• 8th grade Israel Twinning program
• Religious Action Center program in Washington DC (Confirmation students)
• 11th and 12th graders to Israel to learn about “dual history”
• Taking teens to the south to learn about Civil Rights and the Jewish participation
• Our Hevruta: Intergenerational Torah learning
Contact Information
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The Religious School office |
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Jacky Linares
Office Manager |
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Education Team
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Reuben Posner
Senior Director of K-12 |
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Carla Kopf
Associate Director of K-12 |
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Lisa Rostaing
Director of Youth & Camp K-12 |
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Zack RobinsonAssistant Youth & Camp Director |
Religious School Office and School Hours
Sundays: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Tuesdays: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.