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Education

Shalom and welcome!

 Upcoming Events:

January 20th, Making Room For Shabbat

February 7th: School-wide Tu B'Shvat celebration

February 12th: Third Hands-On Sunday in San Francisco

Check out our video for the new school year to learn more about our new model for the 2011-12 school year!

Please go to  our online registration page to sign your child up today.

Are you looking for a warm and creative environment where you and your children can grow in your Jewish learning? Congregation Kol Emeth's Religious School integrates innovative arts-based programming with a serious Jewish education, all in a way that is convenient and meaningful for your family.  Our program was designed to provide a comprehensive Jewish education that fits the schedules of busy kids and parents.  We provide:

    Convenient scheduling: We are the only program in the area that meets on a single weekday afternoon (Tuesdays, 3:50-6:15pm) and Shabbat morning (Saturdays, 9:15am-12:20pm).

    Exciting electives: In addition to one Judaic theme per grade and rigorous Hebrew language study, our students participate in chugim, arts-based electives such as Glee Club, Krav Maga, Sculpture, and Photography, during the last 30 minutes of the program each Tuesday.

    Kol Shabbat with Catered Brunch: Our Saturday morning program, is seen a model for Shabbat-based community learning across the country. Our students study Torah together, giggle on the playground, and daven their hearts out in the Junior Congregation Family Service.  Parents have the option to join the main service and the parent education circles, or just meet your kids afterwards for our catered Kiddush luncheons in the courtyard. 

Grades K-7 are welcome. 8th-12th graders can join Kol High for our Tuesday night teen program and dinner. 

We welcome you with warmth and individualized attention for your family. To learn more about us, visit, www.kolemeth.org/education.

Contact Rabbi Laurie Matzkin, Director of Lifelong Learning, at 650-948-7498 x 108, rabbimatzkin@kolemeth.org.