The Shema V'Ezer Religious School program offers Judaic education to children and teens with disabilities, ages 6 to 21, who may not benefit from a traditional religious school setting. The content for each class is designed for a specific age group. The curriculum includes study of Shabbat and Jewish holidays, Hebrew prayers, words and songs, the Jewish life cycle, customs and ceremonies, Israel, Bible, synagogue skills and current Jewish events. An individualized education plan is developed for each student. Teachers are highly skilled and have experience working with students with a wide range of disabilities.
Emphasis is placed on helping students develop and maintain a positive Jewish identity.
Through these efforts, which include a great deal of experiential learning, the children gain a concept of Jewish history and values and are able to identify as part of a larger group of people with whom they have a great deal in common. Ongoing registration is accepted. To receive application materials, call Carole Silvermetz, M.A.Ed., at ext. The Tamir Linhart Soccer Training Academy will be running this program, designed to teach the fundamentals of soccer and basic soccer skills in a non-competitive, fun atmosphere. This program will be limited to 10 participants, so please sign up early.