Hebrew school thoughts before high holidays
Goshen. Rabbi Meir Bornstein encourages participation in Chabad of Orange County Hebrew School as Jewish High holidays approach, noting their teachers’ intent to engage students with history and the future. No dues are required.
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| 31 Aug 2022 | 05:13
Local kids from the Jewish community attending Chabad’s children programs
At Chabad of Orange County Hebrew School, every week is intended to be an opportunity to connect to community and heritage, says Rabbi Meir Bornstein, director of the program.
“Every child and family is welcome, no matter how much of a religious background they might have,” he said. “We offer an innovative, immersive, and unique experience whereby your child can connect to their past, present, and future.”
Teachers aim to engage children and make learning about their history and culture fun and interesting in age appropriate classes, he said. No dues or memberships are required.
The Chabad Hebrew School takes place in Goshen on Sunday mornings. Children are taught about the Jewish holidays and how to read Hebrew. With the Jewish high holidays approaching, Rabbi Bornstein encourages participation.
“We want children to be proud of their heritage,” said Rivkie Borenstein, the Hebrew School director.
Contact Chabad At 845-291-0514 or email chabadoc@gmail.com to register.