Religious School
Building Lifelong Connections To Judaism
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Register for 2026-2027 School Year
Religious School Registration is now open. Early Bird Special ends June 30th. Don’t let your kid miss this incredible opportunity to build lasting Jewish friendships and connect with our community. Classes begin August 23.
What Makes Us Unique?
At Congregation Anshai Torah, our Religious School is built on the core pillars of Jewish tradition: Torah study (Torah), prayer (Avodah), and acts of loving-kindness (Gemilut Hasadim). We’re dedicated to nurturing each student’s Jewish identity by providing the knowledge, skills, and experiences needed for a meaningful Jewish life. In a creative and engaging setting, we inspire a lifelong love for Judaism and foster a deep connection to Jewish values.
Our Curriculum
Our Religious School curriculum centers on six essential components:
Hebrew Language and Prayer
Holidays
Torah
Jewish Rituals and Ethics
Jewish History
Love for Israel
Through these pillars, we instill a sense of community responsibility, teaching that mitzvot (commandments) are an integral part of Jewish life. Students learn that Judaism becomes truly meaningful when lived through acts of giving and service, inspiring them to put their faith into action.
Program Times:
Kindergarten to 2nd Grade:
Sunday: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
3rd to 6th Grade:
Sunday: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Wednesday: 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Small Group Hebrew Sessions:
Scheduled individually
Hebrew High:
Sunday: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Parent Volunteer Opportunities
We'd like to invite you to take an active role in our religious school and hebrew high kehillah (community) by volunteering. Your presence can make a meaningful impact on our students, and help us all model essential Jewish values. Whether you volunteer at events, or offer support behind the scenes, your involvement is deeply appreciated.
We need help throughout the year at some of our special event programming, such as: High Holy Days, Hanukkah Celebration, Purim Carnival, Mitzvah Day, & Class Parent