Congregation Rodeph Shalom Education

School Closing Information:
Rodeph Shalom's school closing identification number is 1003. (To find out if school has been cancelled you can listen to KYW Newsradio at 1060 AM; watch for the closing information scrolling on the bottom of the TV screen on KYW3; check the web at www.kyw1060.com; or finally call the school closing line at 215-224-1060.)

Adult Education Schedule Follows the Religious School Information on this page

JEWISH CAMP FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF JEWISH LEADERS!
Camp Harlam has an innovative 2 week session option for current 2nd and 3rd grade students. The options are June26 - July 8, 2007 or July 10-July 22, 2007. A perfect opportunity for first time campers to experience Camp Harlam with innovative experiences in arts, sports, swimming, Jewish education and more. Call 215-563-8184 or email:campharlam@urj.org for more information.

IMPORTANT!!! RELIGIOUS SCHOOL EARLY PICK-UP SIGN-OUT POLICY
Please note that we have a new sign-out policy. If your child/ren will be leaving Religious School early, you must send a note to the Religious School, stating who will be picking up your child/ren and include time of pick up. The adult picking up your child/ren should meet your child/ren in the Religious School Office he/she must sign out the child/ren before leaving for the day.

Sundays in the Sanctuary
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PARENTS: PLEASE JOIN US EVERY SUNDAY MORNING FOR SUNDAYS IN THE SANCTUARY. Rabbis Kuhn, Maderer and Holzman will alternate leading this 20 minute session immediately following Religious School services. We will discuss various topics of interest, including the layout of the Torah scroll, the choreography of the service, and much more. (If there are topics you would like us to cover, please let us know.) We hope you will join us for this informal and exciting new program. If you have any questions, please contact the Religious School office at 215-627-6747 ext. 22.

School Committee Mission

Curriculum that presents the fullest array of Jewish beliefs and behavior from a Reform point of view, so that students may make informed choices. Process of study which is ongoing and engaging: challenging students to discover what it means to live a full Jewish life. Teachers who are models of ongoing lifelong Jewish learning. Parents as partners in the process of developing the student's ability to live a full Jewish life. We encourage everyone interested in the Religious School to attend our Committee Meetings. Watch the RS Bulletin and check on our online calendar for the dates, times and places of the meetings.

For more information about the Adult Education Programs at Rodeph Shalom, call Rabbi Maderer at 215.627.6747 x16