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June 24, 2022
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Chabad Hebrew School
2845 Hedberg Dr.
Minnetonka, MN 55305
952-929-9922
rochi@chabadminneapolis.com
chabadminneapolis.com
Mrs. Rochi Silberstein
Chabad Hebrew School welcomes every Jewish child regardless of background or affiliation. Our goal is to make the learning relevant and exciting. The lessons are designed to help children embrace their Jewish roots and gain a true sense of Jewish pride while learning about the world around them through a lens of Jewish values with a broad range of hands-on education and active involvement.

Minnesota JCC — School-Aged Childcare
Capp Center St. Paul
1375 St. Paul Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55116
651-255-4767
minnesotajcc.org
Youth and Camping Director: Tyler Nelson
Club J after-school program offers a combination of structured activities and free-choice time to provide a stimulating environment for your child. Club J supports the development of a positive self-image by offering homework assistance, large motor play in the gym or outdoors on our playground, small motor play, age-appropriate activities and weekly access to the JCC swimming pool. Additional program highlights include musical theater productions, teen employment opportunities, school release day programs and special evening and weekend events.

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Minnesota JCC — Children’s Theater (Minneapolis)
Sabes Center Minneapolis
4330 S.  Cedar Lake Road
St. Louis Park, MN 55416
Sophie Worrell: sophiew@minnesotajcc.org
The Minnesota JCC offers performance programming at both Centers. The Capp Center St. Paul Theater Program introduces young performers to the stage through musical performances. Each child receives one-on-one training from a professional director as well as group instruction throughout rehearsals.

Minnesota JCC — Children’s Theater (St. Paul)
Capp Center St. Paul
1375 St. Paul Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55116
651-255-4767
Tyler Nelson: tylern@minnesotajcc.org
The Minnesota JCC offers performance programming at both Centers. The Sabes Center Minneapolis’ Youth Performance Program is an innovative and unique program that teaches the fundamentals of theater, music and dance in an inclusive environment for children third grade and up.

Talmud Torah of Minneapolis
Barry Family Campus
4330 Cedar Lake Rd. S.
St. Louis Park, MN 55416
952-381-3300
Fax: 952-381-3301
talmudtorahmpls.org
Head of School: Jody Moreimi
President: Maggie Blehert
Talmud Torah of Minneapolis is a community, supplementary Jewish school for second- through eighth-grade students that partners with two Conservative synagogues, Adath Jeshurun Congregation and Beth El Synagogue. We engage students of all backgrounds in educational experiences that provide a foundation and the lifelong tools for living an intentionally Jewish life. Located in the western suburbs of Minneapolis and housed at the Sabes Jewish Community Center, Talmud Torah is a vibrant school with more than 125 years of history that offers a curriculum relevant to our students and their families. We strive to inspire a commitment to Torah and Jewish living and to foster deep connections with the land of Israel and all Jewish people. Please visit our website to learn more.

Talmud Torah of St. Paul — George Kaplan Afternoon School (Grades 2-8) and Midrasha (Grades 9-12)
Marjorie Smith Hofman Educational Building
768 Hamline Ave. S.
St. Paul, MN 55116
651-698-8807
Fax: 651-698-8912
ttsp.org
Principal/Director of Education: Heidi Tarshish, info@ttsp.org
All classes are offered virtually. Provide your child with an excellent Jewish supplementary school education from any location. All online classes are taught live, and we strive to provide an interactive and engaging experience while offering all the convenience of learning at home. We offer classes in Hebrew, Torah, Jewish Life, Arts and Culture, Israel and more. Students in grades nine to 12 can take college-level Hebrew courses for high school foreign language credit at most area high schools. TTSP Afternoon School and Midrasha is a community school and welcomes both affiliated and unaffiliated families.

Temple of Aaron — Rossy and Richard Shaller Hebrew School
616 S. Mississippi River Blvd.
St. Paul, MN 55116
651-698-8874
templeofaaron.org
Cantor/Educator: Joshua Fineblum, joshuafineblum@templeofaaron.org
One crucial component of our formal education program is the Rossy and Richard Shaller Hebrew School, for students in second to 12th grade. Students are taught Hebrew through prayer to prepare them for B’nai Mitzva and beyond. Post B’nai Mitzva, many students pursue Torah reading skills by studying to earn the prestigious Golden Kepah Award. This award helps provide the tools for our future community leaders. TiKone USY program synergizes formal and experiential Jewish education into one fluid program. This program, held on Sundays and Wednesdays, creates opportunities for our teens (eighth to 12th grade) to learn and apply valuable life skills through a Jewish lens. To become part of Temple of Aaron’s educational program, contact Joshua Fineblum.

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