Sherith Israel Youth Education Programs
Class is in session, enrollment is still open!
Studio @ Sherith Israel for grades PK–6 meets Sundays, 9:30 a.m.‒12:30 p.m., plus Zoom Hebrew sessions for grades 2‒5 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Teens @ Studio for grades 7-12 meets Fridays 5:00 ‒ 8:30 pm, Sundays 12:30 ‒ 2:00 pm
Preschool to 6th grade
Our students learn core values through age-level experiences including opportunities for family learning, worship and the arts. Introduction to spiritual Hebrew is an integral part of the learning, focusing on developing a working vocabulary of key Hebrew words and phrases through activities, music and study.
7th grade – B Mitzvah
Students explore their emerging roles as full members of the Jewish community, learning more about opportunities for Jewish service, living and learning as they continue honing their Hebrew and prayer skills and celebrate each other's b. mitzvah ceremonies.
Learn more about B Mitzvah @ Sherith Israel
8-12th grades – Teens @ Studio
Learn about Teen Education @ Sherith Israel
Learn about our teen led youth groups
Zoom Hebrew
Learn Hebrew with master Hebrew educators! Students drop into zoom on Tuesdays or Wednesdays for small learning cohorts.
Sat, March 25 2023
3 Nisan 5783
Information
Jonathan Emanuel
Director of Education
415-349-5217
jemanuel@sherithisrael.org
Natalie Connell
Youth Programs Director
415-349-5218
nconnell@sherithisrael.org
2022–2023 Calendar
Download the Studio Calendar (Grades PK-6)
Download the Teens @ Studio Calendar (Grades 7-12)
Upcoming Studio sessions:
2022–2023 Tuition
$600 Preschool
$1100 Kindergarten–5th grade
$1600 B. Mitzvah (6th–7th grade)
$1100 Teens @ Studio (8th–12th grade)
Studio scholarships are supported by the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund of San Francisco.
Studio @ Sherith Israel's Vision
As a learning-centered community, we aim to facilitate the growth of open-minded Jews who articulate what Judaism means to them in a modern context. Our programs help to normalize Jewish practice, whether through prayer, ritual, cultural activities, study, decision-making, relationships, or other aspects of Jewish life. The goal is for our youth to feel at home in Jewish communal spaces and gatherings, but also engage in tikkun olam, efforts to repair the wider world around them.
