B'nai Emet Religious School provides a program of Jewish custom aimed at developing concepts that will strengthen the fabric of Jewish life and ensure the future of Judaism. Our goal is to deepen the Jewish experience and knowledge of students in order to strengthen their faith in God, love of Torah and identification with the Jewish people through involvement in the synagogue and participation in Jewish life. The School provides classes for pre-school through Judaica High School. With the exception of Judaica High School, classes are held on Sundays for three hours, including a half-hour morning service, a Judaica history session based on the child's grade in public school and a session of Hebrew based on the child's competence.
Preschool meets monthly at the same location.
Kindergarten and First Grades In Judaica, Bible personalities are studied, with emphasis on the Patriarchs and Matriarchs. Shabbat and holidays, with an emphasis on home celebration and symbols of the holidays, are learned. Values are studied through the giving of Tzedakah. Basic Hebrew Blessings, holiday vocabulary and the first ten letters of the Alef-bet comprise the curriculum in the Hebrew session. Second and Third Grades Judaica teaches the uniqueness of Judaism, the concept of Mitzvah and some of the most important Mitzvot are emphasized, such as peace at home, telling the truth, repairing the world, honoring parents and Tzedakah.