Year-long TLC Programs
Zehut JIF Application Due
Monday, Sep 5th (All day)Zehut is a year-long exploration of fundamental questions of Jewish identity, Israel, Antisemitism, our obligations to the Jewish people, the stranger and to humanity for 10th graders.
Midnight Run
Thursday, Nov 10th 5:30p to Friday, Nov 11th 1:00aOur teens travel by bus at night to deliver much-needed food and clothing to the homeless in New York City and have real interactions with our fellow New Yorkers.
Zehut JIF NYC Trip
Sunday, Nov 13th (All day)Zehut is a year-long exploration of fundamental questions of Jewish identity, Israel, Antisemitism, our obligations to the Jewish people, the stranger and to humanity for 10th graders.
Zehut JIF Border Trip
Sunday, Feb 19th (All day)Zehut Jewish Identity Fellowship for 10th graders includes a trip to the US-Mexico border for conversations with non-profit leaders, recent immigrants and our own experience of crossing the border.
Midnight Run
Thursday, Nov 10th 5:30p to Friday, Nov 11th 1:00aOur teens travel by bus at night to deliver much-needed food and clothing to the homeless in New York City and have real interactions with our fellow New Yorkers.
Zehut JIF Application Due
Monday, Sep 5th (All day)Zehut is a year-long exploration of fundamental questions of Jewish identity, Israel, Antisemitism, our obligations to the Jewish people, the stranger and to humanity for 10th graders.
Midnight Run
Thursday, Nov 10th 5:30p to Friday, Nov 11th 1:00aOur teens travel by bus at night to deliver much-needed food and clothing to the homeless in New York City and have real interactions with our fellow New Yorkers.
Zehut JIF NYC Trip
Sunday, Nov 13th (All day)Zehut is a year-long exploration of fundamental questions of Jewish identity, Israel, Antisemitism, our obligations to the Jewish people, the stranger and to humanity for 10th graders.
Zehut JIF Border Trip
Sunday, Feb 19th (All day)Zehut Jewish Identity Fellowship for 10th graders includes a trip to the US-Mexico border for conversations with non-profit leaders, recent immigrants and our own experience of crossing the border.
Zehut JIF Application Due
Monday, Sep 5th (All day)Zehut is a year-long exploration of fundamental questions of Jewish identity, Israel, Antisemitism, our obligations to the Jewish people, the stranger and to humanity for 10th graders.
Midnight Run
Thursday, Nov 10th 5:30p to Friday, Nov 11th 1:00aOur teens travel by bus at night to deliver much-needed food and clothing to the homeless in New York City and have real interactions with our fellow New Yorkers.
Zehut JIF NYC Trip
Sunday, Nov 13th (All day)Zehut is a year-long exploration of fundamental questions of Jewish identity, Israel, Antisemitism, our obligations to the Jewish people, the stranger and to humanity for 10th graders.
Zehut JIF Border Trip
Sunday, Feb 19th (All day)Zehut Jewish Identity Fellowship for 10th graders includes a trip to the US-Mexico border for conversations with non-profit leaders, recent immigrants and our own experience of crossing the border.
KnoW
Drash with the Rabbi
Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:00 p.m., monthly, starting Thursday, October 14. $200/full year.
College preparation and discussion with the rabbi. Open only to 11th and 12th graders.
Nosh and Drash
Tuesdays, 6:13-7:30 p.m. weekly.
Safe space discussion with Robin Wald.
DO
Leadership Training Cohort
Mondays, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m., monthly.
Teen leadership development program including training workshops and practical, hands-on leadership of some TLC programs.
Madrichim (Teacher Assistants)
Schedule varies by placement and program track.
Application required!
Madrichim in 9th-12th grade and Madrichim-in-Training (8th or 9th graders) serve as role models, working with teachers to create a positive environment throughout Kulanu Learning Program while receiving training and developing skills as educators and mentors.
Teens in 12th grade who have participated in at least three years of Madrichim are eligible to apply for ELI 2.0: Educational Leadership Institute for the Next Generation in Memory of Dr. Sheila Adler z”l.
Belong
Better Together
Intergenerational friendship, encouraging meaningful relationships between teens and older adults in our congregation.
Rosh Hodesh and Shevet powered by Moving Traditions
Sunday evenings, monthly, for most groups. Dates and times vary by group.
Small group experiences for young women, young men, and in NYC for non-binary teens, that encourage self-discovery, promote self-confidence and strengthen connections with other teens and the broader Jewish community, all with the guidance of a trained mentor.
USY
Youth group for all Jewish teens where young people meet Jewish teens from other congregations, and experience the joys of Judaism beyond the classroom and home.
Wed, May 25 2022
24 Iyyar 5782