Celebrating and Learning as a Family
At BHS, parents are acknowledged as the most influential teachers of their children. Brooklyn Heights Synagogue offers several opportunities throughout the year for parents and children to celebrate and learn together. Brooklyn Heights Synagogue offers several opportunities throughout the year for parents and children to celebrate and study together, and for parents to teach their children. Some of these opportunities may take place during class time. Click here for this year’s Religious School calendar.
High Holiday Family Services and Youth Programs
Religious school students and their families are invited on both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur morning to attend hour-long family services. These services are held while the main service is in progress. There are two services offered one for our K-3 students and families and the other for our 4-6 grade students and their families. 7th and 8th graders are encouraged to attend our main service.
Shabbat B’yachad (Together)
Siyyum
Family e-mails
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
Religious School Committee: The Religious School Committee is a vital pillar of the synagogue community. Working in partnership with BHS professional staff, the committee helps develop school policy, reviews curriculum and accomplishments, oversees operation and helps coordinate activities and enrichment programs for the Religious School students. Among the many projects the Religious School Committee sponsors each year are Rosh Hashana Programming, the Consecration Dinner, the Winter Coat Drive, the Shul-Inn overnight, the Purim Carnival, and Shabbat B’Yachad family dinners.