Message from the Principal
August & September 2018
It's not often that our TBS Religious School year opening nearly coincides with the start of the Jewish New Year.
It is a time for new beginnings, new challenges, new opportunities and that will be evident in the comprehensive education curriculum we are offering this year .It will continue to provide our children with a real understanding of their Jewish heritage, history, Hebrew language skills, Jewish Ethical solutions for their everyday lives, universal Conservative synagogue skills, a connection to the State of Israel and pride of Jewish self awareness.
Our goals go beyond training for the Bar/ Bat Mitzvah. Our teachers are committed to educating our young people the skills with which they need to be knowledgeable, productive and practicing Jews in a hectic contemporary world of the importance of carrying on the beliefs and traditions of Judaism throughout life.
Our Religious school approaches Judaic curriculum in a way that shows our young people that Judaism has value to it, that is always there for them, that it is fun and that it is important! Subject matter is always age appropriate , emphasizing the joys and responsibilities of being Jewish children learn about and celebrate the festivals, traditions, values and teachings intrinsic to our religion.
All of us are very excited about beginning the school year. Religious School will begin on Sunday August 19 at 9:00 am where we begin with a meeting for all parents and students in the sanctuary when we will welcome in the school year!
If you have not yet returned your registration forms to the office or if you are aware of another family who may be interested in participating in Brevard County's most comprehensive Jewish educational program please contact the TBS office.
I look forward to seeing you all on August 19th to kick off a dynamic TBS Religious School Year.
Mark your calendar:
There is NO Religious School on Sunday, September 2 for Labor Day.
There is NO Religious School on Wednesday, September 19 for Yom Kippur.
David Pelzman
Religious School Principal
It's not often that our TBS Religious School year opening nearly coincides with the start of the Jewish New Year.
It is a time for new beginnings, new challenges, new opportunities and that will be evident in the comprehensive education curriculum we are offering this year .It will continue to provide our children with a real understanding of their Jewish heritage, history, Hebrew language skills, Jewish Ethical solutions for their everyday lives, universal Conservative synagogue skills, a connection to the State of Israel and pride of Jewish self awareness.
Our goals go beyond training for the Bar/ Bat Mitzvah. Our teachers are committed to educating our young people the skills with which they need to be knowledgeable, productive and practicing Jews in a hectic contemporary world of the importance of carrying on the beliefs and traditions of Judaism throughout life.
Our Religious school approaches Judaic curriculum in a way that shows our young people that Judaism has value to it, that is always there for them, that it is fun and that it is important! Subject matter is always age appropriate , emphasizing the joys and responsibilities of being Jewish children learn about and celebrate the festivals, traditions, values and teachings intrinsic to our religion.
All of us are very excited about beginning the school year. Religious School will begin on Sunday August 19 at 9:00 am where we begin with a meeting for all parents and students in the sanctuary when we will welcome in the school year!
If you have not yet returned your registration forms to the office or if you are aware of another family who may be interested in participating in Brevard County's most comprehensive Jewish educational program please contact the TBS office.
I look forward to seeing you all on August 19th to kick off a dynamic TBS Religious School Year.
Mark your calendar:
There is NO Religious School on Sunday, September 2 for Labor Day.
There is NO Religious School on Wednesday, September 19 for Yom Kippur.
David Pelzman
Religious School Principal