Helping the world, one paper flower at a time! Our campers today focused on the tikkun olam theme of Bikur Cholim (visiting the sick) by crafting beautiful paper flower bouquets to cheer up hospital patients. Their colorful creations will bring smiles and joy to so many. See a highlight reel of last week here.
This Week at Beth El
Tuesday, July 16th 5:30pm Shmooze with the News (Register Here) 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv 7:30pm Israeli Film Series (Register Here)
Wednesday, July 17th 7:00am Shacharit 12:30pm Pickup Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) at Beth El 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv
Thursday, July 18th 7:00am Shacharit 1:30pm Parashat Hashavua (Join Here By Zoom) 5:00pm Pickleball (Register Here) 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv
Read congregant Stephen Bartell’s piece in Sources, a journal of Jewish ideas published by Shalom Hartman Institute. Steven is a rising senior at Princeton.
Judaica Gift Shop
By Appointment Only. The Judaica Gift Shop can only accept checks and cash.
As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.
DO A MITZVAH! Join UJA Westchester Families on Sunday, August 4th 11am to 12:15 pm for the annual Supplies for Success event! Engage the whole family in this intergenerational mitzvah project - kids of all ages can pack backpacks full of school supplies to help children in local, underserved communities start the school year off right and set them up for success! The event is taking place concurrently at both Westchester Reform Temple in Scarsdale and Bet Torah in Mount Kisco. Please see more information and register here.
LOOKING FOR HOST FAMILIES Westchester’s “Shalom Yisrael” has for over 20 years been bringing small groups of Israeli women for a 10 day visit as a way of thanking them for their front line volunteering efforts. This year’s group of 6 women is from Ashkelon not very far from Gaza; they work to help single moms and needy families. We are looking for families to host one guest each for September 15-25. Shalom Yisrael provides daily programming for the guests. Beth El families have hosted in the past. Interested in hosting? For details please contact Marc Karell atmamaromarc@gmail.com or Alan Greenberg at asgreenberg2@gmail.com.
Tuesday, July 16th 7:00am Shacharit 1:00pm Mah Jongg 5:30pm Shmooze with the News (Register Here) 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv 7:30pm Israeli Film Series (Register Here)
Wednesday, July 17th 7:00am Shacharit 12:30pm Pickup Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) at Beth El 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv
Thursday, July 18th 7:00am Shacharit 1:30pm Parashat Hashavua (Zoom) 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv 7:30pm BE Cafe Night
Mazel Tov to Barbara and Bob Cohen on the birth of their newest grandson, Tucker Laurence, and to parents Jessica and Nick Gilligan.
Condolences to Daniel Feldman and Emily Rubin on the loss of Dan's mother, Judith Feldman z"l, and to Jed and Ilan on the loss of their grandmother.
Those marking a simcha, observing the loss of a loved one, or someone who is sick or recovering from an illness have delighted/comforted that their lifecycle event has inspired generosity. If you would like to make a donation to Beth El in honor or in memory,please click here.
MISHEBERACH LIST If you would like to add a name to the Misheberach list, please email Rabbi Sitkin at zsitkin@bethelnr.org.
As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.
RUN FOR THEIR LIVES Westchester Run for Their Lives will meet at Garden of Remembrance Holocaust Memorial, White Plains on Sunday at 10:00am, rain or shine. Bring a friend, wear red, and wave flags, with pride, for the hostages, their families and friends, and for Am Yisrael. Release. Them. Now.
LOOKING FOR HOST FAMILIES Westchester’s “Shalom Yisrael” has for over 20 years been bringing small groups of Israeli women for a 10 day visit as a way of thanking them for their front line volunteering efforts. This year’s group of 6 women is from Ashkelon not very far from Gaza; they work to help single moms and needy families. We are looking for families to host one guest each for September 15-25. Shalom Yisrael provides daily programming for the guests. Beth El families have hosted in the past. Interested in hosting? For details please contact Marc Karell atmamaromarc@gmail.com or Alan Greenberg at asgreenberg2@gmail.com.
One of our refugees, who is moving into her home next week, is in need of a queen size bed and mattress. If you can donate one, please notify: Robin Rocci icnawhousing@gmail.com.
As we plan for our fall opening, we look forward to becoming acquainted with our new families and re-acquainted with our returning friends. We are confident that together we can develop a warm, mutually cooperative relationship, and continue to build an outstanding early childhood learning center.
Please note that our primary method of communication will be through our weekly Nursery School Happenings email, which will contain important information regarding upcoming events, school reminders, synagogue activities and much more. It is imperative that these emails are read weekly as there will be integral details that you will not want to miss. Additionally, you will be privy to moments in your child’s school day through a Daily Reflection that will be sent out by your child's teachers.
We have listed below a number of documents that we ask you to please click on to complete. These forms should be returned to our office either via email to nursery@bethelnr.org, or in person by Friday, August 23. Please be aware that no child can be legally admitted to school without a completed medical form.
Monday, September 9 is the first day of school. (The entire school calendar is attached below.). The first few sessions may be somewhat abbreviated for certain classes, to facilitate a smooth transition into school. This staggered schedule, entitled Beginning Days, will be given to you by your child’s teachers.
During the week of August 26 and thereafter, our teachers will be engaged in Staff Development meetings and classroom set-up. In addition, in order to facilitate an easy adjustment to school, the Nursery School staff will start the school year with home visits. Your child’s teacher will phone you at the end of August to schedule a mutually convenient time to visit. We will attempt to accommodate your work schedules to the best of our ability and ask for your flexibility in this process. Visits will only be scheduled after we have received confirmation from the Business office that all financial obligations have been met.
We hope you share our excitement as we anticipate the beginning of the school year. If you have any questions, please call the Nursery School office at (914) 235-2700 x250. We look forward to greeting you and your child in September. Please see below for detailed information of important upcoming events...
Enjoy the summer! Ronnie and Shery
Parent Orientation and Curriculum Presentation Thursday, September 5 at 7:15pm
Mark your calendars forthis important evening when you will hear essential information regarding your child's school year. Following the general meeting, parents will be dismissed to their children's respective classrooms for a presentation by the teachers. They will share an overview of the program and discuss specific learning experiences, goals and important logistics for your child's class. At least one parent must attend, so please be sure to mark your calendars for Thursday, Sept. 5 at 7:15pm for our Parent Orientation and Curriculum Presentation.
Beginning to Connect: Classroom Peek and Communal Shabbat Dinner Friday, September 6
Teachers will be reaching out to schedule a time slot between 4:30pm and 5:15pm for you to come into the school building for a Classroom Peek . You and your child will be able to visit the classroom, select a cubby and gain some familiarity with the environment. These visits will be brief and in small groups.
After the Classroom Peek, families are invited to join us for an optional Nursery School Communal Shabbat Event, from 5:30pm - 7pm, which will include a musical shabbat experience followed by dinner in our outdoor tent. Children will have the opportunity to play on the playground between the Classroom Peek and the Shabbat event. Further details to follow, but be sure to mark your calendar for Friday, September 6.
Sign Up for Toddler Time
Registration is open for our Fall Session of Toddler Time, which begins on Monday, October 7. Please see details on the flyer below and click here to register:
The 2024-2025 School Calendar
Please click here for a printable copy of our school calendar for the upcoming year. Dates and times are subject to change.
Mabel's Label's Fundraising
We are continuing our fundraising through Mabel's Labels. With every order we will earn 20% commission for our school. If you are not familiar with Mabel's Labels, they offer personalized waterproof name labels for your children's items. This is the perfect time to get your orders in before the school year begins. Visit campaigns.mabelslabels.com and choose Beth El Nursery School (New Rochelle) from the organization list. Click here to order.
Upcoming Events
Thursday, September 5 at 7:15pm -- Nursery School Parent Orientation and Curriculum Presentation
Friday, September 6 - Beginning to Connect: Classroom Peek will take place between 4:30pm and 5:15pm, with each family being give a time slot; Communal Shabbat - 5:30pm - 7pm.
Tuesday, July 16th 7:00am Shacharit 1:00pm Mah Jongg 5:30pm Shmooze with the News (Register Here) 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv 7:30pm Israeli Film Series (Register Here)
This 8-ounce jar of delicious kosher honey arrives by mail to your recipient in time for the Rosh Hashanah holiday, decorated with a colorful label, and includes a personalized card from you reading “Shana Tova—Wishing you a Healthy and Happy New Year.” This card also lets the recipients know that a donation has been made in their honor to ORT America and Beth El Sisterhood.
Your cost is $15.00 per jar, which includes shipping and handling within the United States when you order before August 5th. To order honey, go to orthoney.com/nrn, and follow the step-by-step instructions.
As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.
RUN FOR THEIR LIVES Westchester Run for Their Lives will meet at Kensico Dam Plaza on Sunday at 10:30am, rain or shine. Bring a friend, wear red, and wave flags, with pride, for the hostages, their families and friends, and for Am Yisrael. Release. Them. Now.
LOOKING FOR HOST FAMILIES Westchester’s “Shalom Yisrael” has for over 20 years been bringing small groups of Israeli women for a 10 day visit as a way of thanking them for their front line volunteering efforts. This year’s group of 6 women is from Ashkelon not very far from Gaza; they work to help single moms and needy families. We are looking for families to host one guest each for September 15-25. Shalom Yisrael provides daily programming for the guests. Beth El families have hosted in the past. Interested in hosting? For details please contact Marc Karell atmamaromarc@gmail.com or Alan Greenberg at asgreenberg2@gmail.com.
One of our refugees, who is moving into her home next week, is in need of a queen size bed and mattress. If you can donate one, please notify: Robin Rocci icnawhousing@gmail.com.
We hope that you are having an amazing start of summer! If your Teens are off on their summer adventures, please share their address and we'll send them some mail!
While many Teens are enjoying their summers, we want to share what our Teen programming will look like for next year. We envision our Teen programming as having multiple avenues that provide myriad access points for our Teen Community.
These avenues are:
Education Teen Collab & JewishU
Leadership Programs & Social Events Teen Leaders, Hadracha, Monthly Teen Events
Shabbat & Holiday Involvement
Education
Both the Teen Collab (8th-10th Grade) and JewishU (11th-12th Grade) meet at the Midwestchester JCC on Thursday evenings. You can learn more about Teen Collab and JewishU at two online information sessions on July 10th and August 14th. (Please note that these programs are open to Jewish Teens across Westchester, not just those affiliated with Beth El or other partnering organizations.)
Teen Collab is a creative and dynamic educational experience for teens (grades 8–10) interested in deepening their Jewish identity, taking their Jewish education to the next level, and meeting other Jewish teens across Westchester.
The Teen Collab will meet on Thursdays from 6:30-8 pm, and will be broken into three modules. Sign up for one, two, or all three, based on your interests and schedules. Each module costs $300 for Beth El members, or you can sign up for all three for a 10% discount.
JewishU is a new program for 11th and 12th graders in which they take college-level Jewish classes (accredited by top universities) at the JCCMW to earn college credit! Two yearly classes, both running on Thursday evenings, will be offered beginning this fall. The courses offered include Hebrew 101 or History of Jewish Immigration. Each course will meet weekly on Thursdays from 6:30-9 pm from September to May. The Hebrew 101 course, accredited by Syracuse University, will cost $1700 plus a registration fee. The History of Jewish Immigration course, accredited by American Jewish University, will cost $1300 plus a registration fee.
Leadership Programs & Social Events Teen Leaders helps brainstorm, plan, prepare for, advertise and attend our monthly special events. They meet monthly to prepare for upcoming events, and are supported by the Teen Advisor.
Hadracha (Religious School Assistants) supports our Teens as they are active assistants and role models in our Religious School. There is a broad spectrum of opportunities for teens to volunteer, whether helping out in the office or supporting teachers in classrooms. Additionally, Hadracha meets regularly during Religious School hours to empower our Teens with knowledge, skills, community, and opportunities for reflection and growth. Hadracha can take place on Thursdays, Sundays, or both.
Teen Social Events occur monthly, so bring your friends! Programs include lounge nights, chesed (service) events, Israel-related programs, Shabbat/holiday programs like the Purim Carnival, fun activities like baseball games, and other activities you might suggest!
Teen Shabbat & Holiday Experiences
Teens have the opportunity to lead Shabbat services in many ways–through participating in our Teen Shabbat services (occur bimonthly), reading Torah or leading services in the Main Sanctuary, and by taking over Shabbat services for Youth and Family Engagement Shabbat!
If you are interested in reading Torah, leading services, or reading Megillah, we have opportunities for mentorship and support both from Cantor Gaby and from your peers who mentor new readers and leaders. Please contact Cantor Gaby for more information.
Teens are also invited for Shabbat dinners in the rabbis’ homes, which is always a really special event for our Teens and clergy.
For more information about our Teen opportunities, please email Director of Youth & Family Engagement Alyssa Berman at aberman@bethelnr.org.
Beth El Synagogue Center 1324 North Avenue New Rochelle, NY 10804 (914) 235-2700
I am writing this annual “dues” letter following a year unlike any other. More than ever, Beth El has provided all of us comfort, connection, and hope as we navigated the aftermath of October 7th. We have gathered to provide each other solace, to sing, and to hear words of Torah as we have grappled with the events in our beloved Israel and the anti-semitism in our own country. And, we have continued to celebrate each other's simchas, joined in inspiring Shabbat and Holiday services and participated in community social events, SMART activities, and education for tot, youth and adults.
Beth El is a vibrant community and I am excited about the rich spiritual programming and dynamic educational opportunities that await us in the coming year, under the leadership of Rabbi Schuck, Rabbi Sitkin, and Cantor Gaby, as well as Rabbi Bedo who will be joining our community later this summer. The synagogue’s fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. Our professional staff, our Audit and Finance Committee and the Beth El Board of Trustees carefully review and consider the budget each year, including a review of the existing dues. For the 2024-25 year Beth El’s dues are increasing by only 3%, a rate well below the current rate of inflation. Due to ongoing security needs following recent events, we have found it necessary to increase our security contribution. The security fee will be increased to $385 from the previous amount of $350. This adjustment is crucial in light of the increased security we have put in place in the past year and this fee remains well below the actual costs of providing security to our community. In the coming week, you will receive your annual dues bill.
We require payment for membership prior to the High Holidays. Please make every effort to pay as soon as possible. Your prompt payment is very helpful to the synagogue’s cash flow, financial planning and secures your High Holiday seats. If you wish to establish a payment plan to pay your bill monthly (or some other time frame), please contact accounting@bethelnr.org.
We never want finances to be a barrier to membership and Beth El prides itself on working with each individual family who is experiencing financial hardship to adjust their dues accordingly. If you are experiencing hardship, please reach out to Elizabeth Clain, Executive Director, at (914) 235-2700, ext. 225 or eclain@bethelnr.org.
The clergy team and lay leaders are already working on the high holidays, and designing services intended to bring opportunities for reflection, singing, and learning. We’ll be in touch later in the summer with more information regarding the high holidays.
Finally, I want to thank you for your commitment to our synagogue. It is more important than ever that we stand together.
I am writing this annual “dues” letter following a year unlike any other. More than ever, Beth El has provided all of us comfort, connection, and hope as we navigated the aftermath of October 7th. We have gathered to provide each other solace, to sing, and to hear words of Torah as we have grappled with the events in our beloved Israel and the anti-semitism in our own country. And, we have continued to celebrate each other's simchas, joined in inspiring Shabbat and Holiday services and participated in community social events, SMART activities, and education for tot, youth and adults.
Beth El is a vibrant community and I am excited about the rich spiritual programming and dynamic educational opportunities that await us in the coming year, under the leadership of Rabbi Schuck, Rabbi Sitkin, and Cantor Gaby, as well as Rabbi Bedo who will be joining our community later this summer. The synagogue’s fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. Our professional staff, our Audit and Finance Committee and the Beth El Board of Trustees carefully review and consider the budget each year, including a review of the existing dues. For the 2024-25 year Beth El’s dues are increasing by only 3%, a rate well below the current rate of inflation. Due to ongoing security needs following recent events, we have found it necessary to increase our security contribution. The security fee will be increased to $385 from the previous amount of $350. This adjustment is crucial in light of the increased security we have put in place in the past year and this fee remains well below the actual costs of providing security to our community. In the coming week, you will receive your annual dues bill. Please note that in addition to standard membership, every bill includes the enhanced membership option, which provides reserved seating for the High Holidays. If you are not interested in enhanced membership please indicate this when paying. Below is an outline of the fees you will see on your bill.
We require payment for membership prior to the High Holidays. Please make every effort to pay as soon as possible. Your prompt payment is very helpful to the synagogue’s cash flow, financial planning and secures your High Holiday seats. If you wish to establish a payment plan to pay your bill monthly (or some other time frame), please contact accounting@bethelnr.org.
We never want finances to be a barrier to membership and Beth El prides itself on working with each individual family who is experiencing financial hardship to adjust their dues accordingly. If you are experiencing hardship, please reach out to Elizabeth Clain, Executive Director, at (914) 235-2700, ext. 225 or eclain@bethelnr.org.
The clergy team and lay leaders are already working on the high holidays, and designing services intended to bring opportunities for reflection, singing, and learning. We’ll be in touch later in the summer with more information regarding the high holidays.
Finally, I want to thank you for your commitment to our synagogue. It is more important than ever that we stand together.
Friday, July 5th 6:30pm Kabbalat Shabbat 8:12pm Candle Lighting
Saturday, July 6th 9:00am Shabbat Morning Services 10:30am Mini Minyan 10:30am Tot Shabbat Kiddush this week has been sponsored by Esther & Mark Mildner in honor of Esther's birthday and the birth of their granddaughter,
Tuesday, July 9th 7:00am Shacharit 1:00pm Mah Jongg 5:30pm Shmooze with the News (Register Here) 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv 7:30pm Israeli Film Series (Register Here)
Wednesday, July 10th 7:00am Shacharit 12:30pm Pickup Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) at Beth El 7:00pm Mincha/Maariv
Mazal tov to Esther & Mark Mildner on the birth of their granddaughter, Rena Miriam Smolow.
Mazal tov to Esther Mildner on her birthday.
Mazal tov to Barry and Arlene Salman on their 61st wedding anniversary.
Mazal tov to Michael Dorfman and Julie Stern Abrams on the engagement of their daughter Stephanie to Sam Berkovitz son of Michael Berkovitz and Laura Peller of Ambler, PA.
Those marking a simcha, observing the loss of a loved one, or someone who is sick or recovering from an illness have delighted/comforted that their lifecycle event has inspired generosity. If you would like to make a donation to Beth El in honor or in memory, please click here.
MISHEBERACH LIST If you would like to add a name to the Misheberach list, please email Rabbi Sitkin at zsitkin@bethelnr.org.
As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.
RUN FOR THEIR LIVES Westchester Run for Their Lives will meet at Kensico Dam Plaza on Sunday at 10:30am, rain or shine. Bring a friend, wear red, and wave flags, with pride, for the hostages, their families and friends, and for Am Yisrael. Release. Them. Now.
LOOKING FOR HOST FAMILIES Westchester’s “Shalom Yisrael” has for over 20 years been bringing small groups of Israeli women for a 10 day visit as a way of thanking them for their front line volunteering efforts. This year’s group of 6 women is from Ashkelon not very far from Gaza; they work to help single moms and needy families. We are looking for families to host one guest each for September 15-25. Shalom Yisrael provides daily programming for the guests. Beth El families have hosted in the past. Interested in hosting? For details please contact Marc Karell atmamaromarc@gmail.com or Alan Greenberg at asgreenberg2@gmail.com.
As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.
RUN FOR THEIR LIVES Westchester Run for Their Lives will meet at Kensico Dam Plaza on Sunday at 10:30am, rain or shine. Bring a friend, wear red, and wave flags, with pride, for the hostages, their families and friends, and for Am Yisrael. Release. Them. Now.
LOOKING FOR HOST FAMILIES Westchester’s “Shalom Yisrael” has for over 20 years been bringing small groups of Israeli women for a 10 day visit as a way of thanking them for their front line volunteering efforts. This year’s group of 6 women is from Ashkelon not very far from Gaza; they work to help single moms and needy families. We are looking for families to host one guest each for September 15-25. Shalom Yisrael provides daily programming for the guests. Beth El families have hosted in the past. Interested in hosting? For details please contact Marc Karell atmamaromarc@gmail.com or Alan Greenberg at asgreenberg2@gmail.com.
As we plan for our fall opening, we look forward to becoming acquainted with our new families and re-acquainted with our returning friends. We are confident that together we can develop a warm, mutually cooperative relationship, and continue to build an outstanding early childhood learning center.
Please note that our primary method of communication will be through our weekly Nursery School Happenings email, which will contain important information regarding upcoming events, school reminders, synagogue activities and much more. It is imperative that these emails are read weekly as there will be integral details that you will not want to miss. Additionally, you will be privy to moments in your child’s school day through a Daily Reflection that will be sent out by your child's teachers.
We have listed below a number of documents that we ask you to please click on to complete. These forms should be returned to our office either via email to nursery@bethelnr.org, or in person by Friday, August 23. Please be aware that no child can be legally admitted to school without a completed medical form.
Monday, September 9 is the first day of school. (The entire school calendar is attached below.). The first few sessions may be somewhat abbreviated for certain classes, to facilitate a smooth transition into school. This staggered schedule, entitled Beginning Days, will be given to you by your child’s teachers.
During the week of August 26 and thereafter, our teachers will be engaged in Staff Development meetings and classroom set-up. In addition, in order to facilitate an easy adjustment to school, the Nursery School staff will start the school year with home visits. Your child’s teacher will phone you at the end of August to schedule a mutually convenient time to visit. We will attempt to accommodate your work schedules to the best of our ability and ask for your flexibility in this process. Visits will only be scheduled after we have received confirmation from the Business office that all financial obligations have been met.
We hope you share our excitement as we anticipate the beginning of the school year. If you have any questions, please call the Nursery School office at (914) 235-2700 x250. We look forward to greeting you and your child in September. Please see below for detailed information of important upcoming events...
Enjoy the summer! Ronnie and Shery
Parent Orientation and Curriculum Presentation Thursday, September 5 at 7:15pm
Mark your calendars forthis important evening when you will hear essential information regarding your child's school year. Following the general meeting, parents will be dismissed to their children's respective classrooms for a presentation by the teachers. They will share an overview of the program and discuss specific learning experiences, goals and important logistics for your child's class. At least one parent must attend, so please be sure to mark your calendars for Thursday, Sept. 5 at 7:15pm for our Parent Orientation and Curriculum Presentation.
Beginning to Connect: Classroom Peek and Communal Shabbat Dinner Friday, September 6
Teachers will be reaching out to schedule a time slot between 4:30pm and 5:15pm for you to come into the school building for a Classroom Peek . You and your child will be able to visit the classroom, select a cubby and gain some familiarity with the environment. These visits will be brief and in small groups.
After the Classroom Peek, families are invited to join us for an optional Nursery School Communal Shabbat Event, from 5:30pm - 7pm, which will include a musical shabbat experience followed by dinner in our outdoor tent. Children will have the opportunity to play on the playground between the Classroom Peek and the Shabbat event. Further details to follow, but be sure to mark your calendar for Friday, September 6.
Sign Up for Toddler Time
Registration is open for our Fall Session of Toddler Time, which begins on Monday, October 7. Please see details on the flyer below and click here to register:
The 2024-2025 School Calendar
Please click here for a printable copy of our school calendar for the upcoming year. Dates and times are subject to change.
Mabel's Label's Fundraising
We are continuing our fundraising through Mabel's Labels. With every order we will earn 20% commission for our school. If you are not familiar with Mabel's Labels, they offer personalized waterproof name labels for your children's items. This is the perfect time to get your orders in before the school year begins. Visit campaigns.mabelslabels.com and choose Beth El Nursery School (New Rochelle) from the organization list. Click here to order.
Upcoming Events
Thursday, September 5 at 7:15pm -- Nursery School Parent Orientation and Curriculum Presentation
Friday, September 6 - Beginning to Connect: Classroom Peek will take place between 4:30pm and 5:15pm, with each family being give a time slot; Communal Shabbat - 5:30pm - 7pm.
