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 . . .
It is so hard to believe it has been a full year since the pandemic changed everything about Temple life.
But we never skipped a beat! I am so proud of our TBS community. Everyone quickly became acclimated to Zoom services and our Religious School teachers delivered instruction seamlessly. We had daily check-ins on Zoom for months just to be sure we could reach out to be sure we were all OK.
It was a scary, lonely time filled with toilet paper shortages and overall, a time filled with so much of the unknown. I personally never imagined I would close out my Temple presidency without seeing you all for such a long time!
But as Spring arrives, so does the hope for good things to come. COVID vaccine availability has opened up to many, bringing us closer to the time we can come together in a “new normal.”
We have been able to hold beautiful Bar and Bat Mitzvahs during the year we have a record number of celebrations.
As our Religious School year is coming to an end, I wish to thank each of you for your ongoing support.
Please mark your calendar:
Sunday, April 4- No Religious School for Passover
Sunday, May 9- No Religious School for Mother’s Day
Sunday, May 16- Last Day of Religious School
Ilene S. Herr Principal
It is so hard to believe it has been a full year since the pandemic changed everything about Temple life.
But we never skipped a beat! I am so proud of our TBS community. Everyone quickly became acclimated to Zoom services and our Religious School teachers delivered instruction seamlessly. We had daily check-ins on Zoom for months just to be sure we could reach out to be sure we were all OK.
It was a scary, lonely time filled with toilet paper shortages and overall, a time filled with so much of the unknown. I personally never imagined I would close out my Temple presidency without seeing you all for such a long time!
But as Spring arrives, so does the hope for good things to come. COVID vaccine availability has opened up to many, bringing us closer to the time we can come together in a “new normal.”
We have been able to hold beautiful Bar and Bat Mitzvahs during the year we have a record number of celebrations.
As our Religious School year is coming to an end, I wish to thank each of you for your ongoing support.
Please mark your calendar:
Sunday, April 4- No Religious School for Passover
Sunday, May 9- No Religious School for Mother’s Day
Sunday, May 16- Last Day of Religious School
Ilene S. Herr Principal