Jewish Cultural Sunday School (Shule)

Our Jewish Cultural Sunday School engages children grades K-7 in an exploration of Jewish identity rooted in Jewish cultural literacy and traditions of social justice. Through an educational experience based on both classroom learning and community building, the Sunday School (Shule in Yiddish) curriculum emphasizes Jewish history, culture and progressive ideals that shape our identity and values as a people.

We are proud to be a school community where families from a wide variety of religious and ethnic backgrounds, both Jewish and non-Jewish, feel welcome and participate in all levels of the organization. We are also proud to be an open and affirming community for LGBTQ families.
 

In a typical year, Shule meets on Sunday mornings 22 times a year (roughly 2x a month). Given the current health precautions associated with COVID-19, we are exploring options for in person, virtual and hybrid programming for the fall. Regardless of the format we will be working hard to provide engaging project-based programming while following health guidelines.

 
Are you wondering if the Shule is right for your family and your schedule? We would be happy to answer all of your questions! Contact Education Director Meira Soloff - meira@circleboston.org.
 

NOW REGISTERING FAMILIES FOR 2020-2021 YEAR, CLICK HERE. 

TO SUBMIT PAYMENT FOR 2020-2021 SHULE YEAR, CLICK HERE. 

 

 
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When you choose a Jewish educational program for your child, you are also choosing a Jewish community for your family. We encourage you to explore the full website. And we encourage you to attend a variety of community and family events as you make your choice about your child’s Jewish education.

 

The Boston Jewish Cultural Sunday School is a member of the Workers Circle/Arbeter Ring network of Learning Communities.