Register now for the 2010-2011 Religious School Year! Opening day is September 26, 2010.  Registration will continue throughout the summer.  The earlier we receive it, the better your chances of getting the session you request.  The deadline for honoring classmate requests has passed. While you're at it, please also sign up to be a parent volunteer. We need you!

Directions: Please download the Religious School forms below, complete them and return them with your Annual Commitment forms to the Temple office. Please note: Child/ren will be registered for Religious School when all Temple forms have been received. You will be contacted if we need to assign your child/ren to a different session.

If you have any questions or would like additional information, please contact the Religious School office at brappaport@beth-el.com or 704-749-3046.  

Registration Form

Parent Volunteer Form

 
2010-2011 Religious School Registration
Religious School registration forms are being mailed with the Temple Annual Commitment forms the beginning of June.  Please make sure that you return all forms together because we cannot register your child/ren for school if we have not received your Annual Commitment.  We will be unable to honor any classmate requests on Religious School forms received after the July 16th deadline.  If you do not receive your Annual Commitment packet by June 25th, please contact brappaport@beth-el.com. 

Madrichim Applications
All 8th - 12th graders may be eligible to become madrichim (teacher assistants) in our school.  Applications have been mailed to all rising 8th graders and current madrichim.  If you would like to register to be a madrich/a, please download form http://www.beth-el.com/religiousschoolmadrichim.html and bring it to the Religious School or Temple office.  If you have questions contact brappaport@beth-el.com. 

Kudos to Lisa Garfinkle and TBE's Sterling Volunteers...TBE & Sterling in the News
TBE's partnership with Sterling Elementary School was in the South Charlotte section of the Observer. Here's a link to the story: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2010/05/26/1450098/beth-el-reaches-out-to-sterling.html. 
To volunteer at Sterling this fall, contact Lisa Garfinkle at slgarfinkle@windstream.net

Our school curriculm is based on the premise that we who call ourselves Reform Jews should be proud of our heritage as Jews, as well as the unique perspectives of the Reform movement.  We nurture the self-esteem of our students as individuals, members of families, communities, our nation, and as Reform Jews and part of the Jewish people.