Message from the Principal
A place where our children learn about their heritage while
Having fun and growing with their friends and family
Having fun and growing with their friends and family
From the desk of the Principal . . .
First, a huge thank you to our teachers, students and families for an incredible start to the Religious School year!
Sunday, October 9 brings us the holiday of Sukkot- “the holiday of huts”. Sukkot reminds us of the time when the Jewish people lived in the desert after their exodus from Egypt and gathered and lived in huts and tents. Later, when they settled in Israel, they again used small huts during harvest time, serving as temporary dwellings to save time and energy for the Jewish farmers.
Because it is also a harvest festival and an agricultural holiday, we celebrate the lulav- a branch of a palm tree which produces fruit and the etrog- a citron fruit which has a pleasant taste and smell.
This year we will celebrate First Grade Consecration during Shabbat Service on Friday, October 14. First grade students from Temple Beth Sholom Religious School will be honored with a special ceremony. This event celebrates the beginning of formal Judaic education. The children will receive a miniature Torah and Certificate of Consecration.
Join us on October 15 for Pizza In the Hut. Come join in the fun!
Please join us on October 17 for our Simchat Torah Celebration.
Sunday, November 6 will be Sunday School at the Brevard Zoo.
There is NO Religious School on Monday, November 21 for Thanksgiving recess
There is NO Religious School on Wednesday, November 23 for Thanksgiving recess
There is NO Religious School on Sunday, November 27 for Thanksgiving recess
Ilene Herr
Principal
First, a huge thank you to our teachers, students and families for an incredible start to the Religious School year!
Sunday, October 9 brings us the holiday of Sukkot- “the holiday of huts”. Sukkot reminds us of the time when the Jewish people lived in the desert after their exodus from Egypt and gathered and lived in huts and tents. Later, when they settled in Israel, they again used small huts during harvest time, serving as temporary dwellings to save time and energy for the Jewish farmers.
Because it is also a harvest festival and an agricultural holiday, we celebrate the lulav- a branch of a palm tree which produces fruit and the etrog- a citron fruit which has a pleasant taste and smell.
This year we will celebrate First Grade Consecration during Shabbat Service on Friday, October 14. First grade students from Temple Beth Sholom Religious School will be honored with a special ceremony. This event celebrates the beginning of formal Judaic education. The children will receive a miniature Torah and Certificate of Consecration.
Join us on October 15 for Pizza In the Hut. Come join in the fun!
Please join us on October 17 for our Simchat Torah Celebration.
Sunday, November 6 will be Sunday School at the Brevard Zoo.
There is NO Religious School on Monday, November 21 for Thanksgiving recess
There is NO Religious School on Wednesday, November 23 for Thanksgiving recess
There is NO Religious School on Sunday, November 27 for Thanksgiving recess
Ilene Herr
Principal