Beit Ahavah Community School - 2011-12 / 5772

The Beit Ahavah Community School aims to instill a love of Judaism in our students and families. By taking a creative and innovative approach to Jewish learning, we work together to build a community that honors the diversity among us, offers accessible entryways into Jewish life, and deepens our commitment to tikkun olam (repairing the world).

The Jewish sages teach us that "the world stands on three things: Torah, Avodah, and G'milut Chasadim." These three pursuits provide a framework within which we as Jews can build our relationship to one another, to the world around us, and to the mysterious source of life that surrounds us.

Torah / Study – training our minds to choose actions that make the world a better place.

Avodah / Spiritual Pursuit - training our hearts to deeply connect to the oneness of all creation.

Gemilut Chasadim / Acts of Loving Kindness – using our bodies, hands and hearts to take actions that make the world a better place.

Beit Ahavah Community School

For complete details about the Beit Ahavah Community School download the following documents:

Welcome Letter (pdf)
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School Calendar (pdf)
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Who are the Teachers? (pdf)
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Registration Form (pdf )
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Tuition Form (pdf)
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Preschool & Tot Family Programs

Tot Shabbat at Beit Ahavah
First Friday of the month at 6:30 p.m.
Led by Peggy Walker with Rabbi Riqi Kosovske
130 Pine Street, Florence

Tot Shabbat Flyer 2011-12 (pdf)

Shevet - Beit Ahavah Teens

Shevet or "tribe" is our Reform youth group for teens in grades 8-12. To get involved or for more info, contact Sheldon Snodgrass as sheldon@steadysales.com.

JTOV (Jewish Teens Of the Valley) sponsored events

JTOV events are open to any interested teen in the Upper Valley. JTOV is a collective sponsored by four Upper Valley synagogues. These programs are largely funded by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation Teen Initiative. Contact Rachael Goren, Coordinator of JTOV at JTOVteens@gmail.com or 256-0160 x208.

If you have questions, need more information, or want to be a parent volunteer, contact the Beit Ahavah office: 413-587-3770 or school@beitahavah.org.

This page last updated: 2011 September 1 (fz)