Shoresh Hebrew High School Moves to the JCCGW 

Temple Emanuel Early Childhood Center is a full-time, year-round program, serving children ages 2 -5.  It is open from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday.  Their Reggio inspired philosophy reflects our deep belief that children are capable and competent and learn best in a rich environment that focuses on the interweaving of cognitive and creative ways of learning.   They are proud of their strong community of children, families and staff.

They are truly committed to working in partnership with you and your child to provide for the highest quality Jewish earlychildhood experience.

Licensed by the Maryland State Department of Education.

For more information contact Madeline Lowitz Gold at Madeline@templeemanuelmd.org or 301-942-2000

Harold and Shirley Robinson H²YP Youth Philanthropy Program

This program, developed by the Partnership for Jewish Life and Learning, enables high school students to act as a board, reviewing grant proposals and then deciding on which programs to fund to benefit residents of the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington.  This is a great opportunity for young people to engage in meaningful philanthropy with a Jewish lens and build a stronger, in-depth connection with a vital Jewish communal organization, the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington.  

Open to 9^th-11^th grade students.  The program meets on six Sunday afternoons from January-May.  For registration information, please contact Lisa Friedman (friedman@hebrew-home.org).

Open House is a monthly moderated support group for LGBT Jewish teens age 13-18 and their allies. We meet monthly the second monday of the month from 7-9 pm at the JCCNV in the Youth Lounge and a Dairy/Pareve meal is served
 

Contact Name: Sarah Schultz
Contact Telephone: 703-501-9664
Contact Email: fairfaxopenhouse@gmail.com
Telephone: 703-501-9664
Website: www.fairfaxopenhouse.org
 

According to the Torah School of Greater Washington it was established to educate, motivate, challenge, and inspire Jewish children of all backgrounds without regard to race, color, country of origin, or sex. Their students are provided with a curriculum of excellence in both Judaic and secular studies which equips them with all the tools necessary to successfully continue their higher education. This includes a strong emphasis on the basics (e.g. English and Hebrew literacy, writing skills, mathematics, geography) and on higher thinking and comprehension skills. Their  youngsters develop pride as Jews and Americans and a strong love for Eretz Yisrael.

 For More Information Contact: (301) 962 - 8003 or http://www.tsgw.org

Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Academy
13300 Arctic Avenue
Rockville, MD  20853-3012
962-9400 
(301) 962-9400  ext 5177 Headmaster
(301) 962-9400  ext 5163 Executive Director

Jewish Primary Day School of the Nation's Capital
6045 16th Street, NW
Washington, DC  20011-1713
#:(202) 291-5737 
Web Page:  www.jpds.org
E-mail:   info@jpds.org
Jewish Primary Day School covers full pre-K, K-6.  Developmental, hands on approach to Jewish and secular education.  Small classes, modern Hebrew, active parent body, monthly parent newsletter.  Before/after school care program.  Afternoon school enrichment program.

The Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School is an independent community day school serving students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. The School is dedicated to creating an environment in which students can grow to their fullest potential as responsible and dedicated members of the Jewish community and of American society. Based on six basic Jewish precepts, the Mission of our School is to teach its students:

CESJDS is located on two campuses in the Rockville area. The Lower School is situated on the corner of East Jefferson Street and Montrose Road. Close to the Charles E. Smith Community Service Campus and backing up to the B'nai Israel Congregation.