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A wholistic, loving approach to creative Jewish education -- not your parents' Hebrew School
JACTS is committed to fostering a community of young people (and parents) who feel love for Torah and learn to access Torah to open their hearts and lead spiritually deep and settled lives.
Throughout their studies, students are exposed to a range of different approaches currently existing within Judaism allowing them to feel comfortable in a variety of Jewish settings. Teachers use art, music, puppets, drama, discussion and text to enable students to directly experience a loving connection with Jewish culture, community, spirituality and history.
In addition, the importance of family culture cannot be underestimated in the ongoing education of our children. Accordingly, we have regular Shabbat, holiday and special learning celebrations to involve the entire family.
Throughout their studies, students are exposed to a range of different approaches currently existing within Judaism allowing them to feel comfortable in a variety of Jewish settings. Teachers use art, music, puppets, drama, discussion and text to enable students to directly experience a loving connection with Jewish culture, community, spirituality and history.
In addition, the importance of family culture cannot be underestimated in the ongoing education of our children. Accordingly, we have regular Shabbat, holiday and special learning celebrations to involve the entire family.
Contact
For information and enrollment,
Contact School Director,
Sara Shendelman
at 510-644-2956
moretorah@aol.com
Don't delay, classes are filling up quickly.
http://jewishacts.blogspot.com/
Contact School Director,
Sara Shendelman
at 510-644-2956
moretorah@aol.com
Don't delay, classes are filling up quickly.
http://jewishacts.blogspot.com/
School Director
Principal Rabbi Shendelman
Judaic Creative Arts & Crafts Teacher
Corliss Lesser
JACTS TEACHERS
Morah Cindy, Rabbi Sara, Corliss at Sunday JACTS School
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