Bet Limmud School
Registration is now open for 2024-25 Bet Limmud at Bet Shalom!!!
Our weekly learning for children K-5 and their families aims to deepen the connection to Hebrew, prayer, Jewish practice, texts & holidays, and to build community connections. We meet on Sunday mornings from August 25 through May 11, 10am-noon.
Our sessions combine mixed-aged group time for prayer, song, stories, and movement, with smaller groups for deeper age-appropriate learning. Parents, grandparents and/or other guardians are welcome to join in on monthly parent learning sessions as well as holiday activities and Shabbat meals.
For questions or more information please email Lisa Schachter-Brooks or call (520) 233-7813
New families, please register here.
Returning families, please register here.
6th & 7th Grade Cohort
New This Year
We are launching a new 6th/7th Grade Cohort that will meet weekly with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. Appropriate for students who are preparing for Bar/Bat Mitzvah or for those who want to continue Jewish learning, this cohort will meet on Thursday afternoons/evening. Exact time TBD.
- Explore Hebrew wisdom texts through lively, inspiring discussions and deep exploration.
- Learn practical skills for mental & emotional wellness and experience meditation through a Jewish lens.
- Explore deeply what it means to be Jewish through stories, songs and values
- Gain a strong foundation in Torah and Jewish spirituality from an Integral point of view.
Bet Limmud School is made possible thanks to a generous grant from Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona.
Cohort for 6th & 7th Graders
NEW this year
We are launching a new 6th/7th Grade Cohort that will meet weekly with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks
- Explore Hebrew wisdom texts through lively, inspiring discussions and deep exploration.
- Learn practical skills for mental & emotional wellness and experience meditation through a Jewish lens.
- Explore deeply what it means to be Jewish through stories, songs and values
- Gain a strong foundation in Torah and Jewish spirituality from an Integral point of view.*