Blanche Bayar Religious School
Schedule of Classes
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Blanche Bayar Religious School
Welcome to the Blanche Bayar Religious School of Congregation B'nai Israel.
We believe that the role of our school is to complement the family as a nurturer of the religious,
social and educational values of Judaism.
Together, parents and staff, we strive to foster the concept of mitzvot (commandments) as a total,
ongoing part of our students' Jewish identity.
Blanche Bayar Religious School is committed to the philosophy and practices espoused by
Conservative Judaism.
Highlights:
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Primary "Camp" - Our kindergarten through 2nd graders travel in small groups of 7-9 children led
by their Madrikhim (teen counselors).
After a visit to their beit (home base), each group gathers for "boker tov" (good morning),
a session of singing, dancing and tefila (prayer). The rest of the morning is a full schedule of
activities including Hebrew acquisition, games, arts and crafts and a "trip" to Israel.
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"Kulanu" - a program for students with special needs.
Through the guidance of our coordinator, a unique and specific course of instruction is provided
for every child.
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Students in grades 3rd through 6th grades, attend BBRS on Sunday and a weekday.
Each day is divided into class periods allowing for individualized and small group programming.
Classes include a "davening" (worship) period, Hebrew reading instruction and the study of the
Tanakh (Torah).
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Ivrit l'Mitkadmim program allows students to learn conversational Hebrew.
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Students entering the public schools after attending Golda Och Academy or other yeshivot will
find receptive teachers to work at the level of the entering students.
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Each Sunday, students in grades 3rd - 6th grade end their day with clubs.
These groups offer an opportunity for the students to do bibliodrama, arts and crafts,
Israeli music, and dancing.
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Teen Israeli Shaliach - representative - will be on campus on Sundays and meet informally with
students.
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7th graders choose a major and create a graduation project based on an area of specialization.
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Students in all grades will benefit from virtual conferencing with students in Israel and other
school communities in the USA and Canada
Parallel Parent Program:
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Parents are invited to study together about each of the holidays and synagogue survival skills.
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Crash Hebrew course for adults
Special Activities:
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Hesed Days - days of acts of loving kindness
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Maccabiah - school wide academic color war
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Rosh Hodesh celebrations - monthly celebrations for the first day of the Jewish month
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Holiday celebrations
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Special synagogue events - Mitzvathon, Passover University
Of Special Note:
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Solomon Schechter Award winning program.
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Framework of Excellence accreditation from the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.
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Individualized program of study to meet the varied needs of our students.
The school office is open Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 am
until 6:15 pm and on Sundays from 8:00 am - 12:15 pm.
| Telephone: | 973-379-1134 (Mondays and Thursdays) |
e-mail: Education Director
, School Office |
| 973-738-3363 or 973-699-1966 (Sundays and Tuesdays) |
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