Social, cultural, educational and social action-oriented programs are offered on a schedule determined by the youth with the help of an adult steering committee and volunteer advisor. The Kehillah Religious School's goal is to instill the joy of being Jewish, and to inspire students with a desire to learn through an age-appropriate approach. Classes are small and families are actively involved. Students are also expected to attend children's services and participate in Jewish life in the community. A high school for Jewish studies open to the whole community, Midrasha provides young people in grades 8 through 12 opportunities to explore Judaism through study and experiences.
Students come together to participate in formal classes and informal sessions.
Judea Reform Religious School provides a positive learning experience within a structured environment which is both stimulating and enjoyable. Individualized instruction and adaptation of material makes this program appropriate for students with special needs. Emphasis is placed on learning about Jewish holidays and participating within the Jewish family and the Jewish community. Open to the entire Jewish community. The Shule is an alternative for families who want to provide a Jewish cultural education not a religious education for their children.