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Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School

Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School

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Welcome to the family.

The Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School (RLWRS) is not just a school; it’s a community. In our close-knit group of students, teachers, and parents, we strive to create a safe and supportive environment for learning and growth. Along with learning the basic skills needed to participate in Jewish communal life, our students have the opportunity to explore what it means to be Jewish and to develop a sense of their own Jewish identities.

Students build strong and lasting relationships with their Jewish peers here at RLWRS, and students and their families are welcomed into the larger community of BSBI. We provide numerous opportunities for school families to connect with the shul community, including holiday programs and family Shabbat dinners.

RLWRS values egalitarianism and pluralism. Although we are part of a Conservative synagogue, our school welcomes families from a variety of Jewish backgrounds. Interfaith families, LGBTQ families, and families of color are also welcome here.

Click here to read the 2018-19 Parent Handbook.

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School of Beth Sholom B’nai Israel is:

  • To foster a strong Jewish identity through an understanding and appreciation of the heritage, history, cultures, languages, textual traditions, and music of the Jewish people.
  • To provide each student with the skills to participate in rituals and religious services at home and in the synagogue.
  • To prepare students to lead religious services and lay the groundwork for future text study in its original language through teaching basic Hebrew decoding and vocabulary.
  • To make Jewish values and traditions an integral part of each student’s life, and to foster a lifetime commitment to Jewish learning and the practices of our tradition.
  • To cultivate a love of and commitment to the Jewish people and to the culture and land of Israel.
  • To build relationships among students and create a strong community of Jewish peers.
  • To involve the whole family in the life of the synagogue so that students will experience Jewish learning as an ongoing, lifelong endeavor.

Vision Statement

We envision the Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School of Beth Sholom B’nai Israel as a place that:

  • Provides a warm, loving, safe environment where students can feel accepted and encouraged to be themselves.
  • Fosters exploration and honors students’ questions and curiosity.
  • Encourages students to discover their strengths and to open their minds to the possibilities of Judaism in their life.
  • Respects students’ opinions, identities, and autonomy.
  • Values egalitarianism and pluralism.
  • Fully includes students with disabilities, interfaith families, families of color, and people of all gender identities and sexual orientations.
  • Centers methods of teaching that are student-centered, experiential, and content-driven.

(Adopted November 2017)

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Registration for the 2018-19 School Year is Now Open!

To register, download and complete the Registration Packet and return it to the BSBI office along with payment for tuition and registration fees. Contact Cantor Bolts at cantor@myshul.org with any questions.

Download Complete RLWRS K-7 Registration Packet for 2019-2020

Download Individual Forms

If your child has a severe allergy requiring an EpiPen, please also fill out and submit the following form:

Tuition and Fees

Members

Tuition and Registration Fees: Free

Snack and Supply Fee (Grades K-7)

 $220.00 for first child

$285.00 family cap

 

Non-Members

Tuition and Registration Fees

  •  Grades K-2: Free tuition, $105.00 per child registration fee
  • Grades 3-7: $475.00 per child including tuition and registration

Snack and Supply Fee (Grades K-7)

$220.00 for first child

$285.00 family cap

All tuition and registration fees can be applied towards synagogue membership fees if you join the shul by December 1st.

 
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