What makes JLC GREAT? At the JLC, we strive to nurture Jewish minds, inspire Jewish actions, and ignite Jewish spirits within a dynamic, engaging, and caring community. We look forward to having your child(den) join us for an inspiring, joyful and music-filled year. Community: Each classroom is a kehillah (community) of Jewish learners asking questions in a safe space, learning to be proud Jews, and doing mitzvot (good deeds). Experienced Teachers: Our teachers have between 6 and 20 years of classroom experience and bring a wide range of expertise to the JLC. Experiential, Multi-sensory Learning: Teachers use a variety of teaching methods to engage students on every level, including: embracing Jewish history as our shared family story, learning Hebrew through games and yoga, participating in StorahTelling (using creative dramatics in Torah study), creating Torah diagrams, and chevrutah (paired) study. Students also participate in many social action projects. Our JLC students are engaged in active learning while receiving a fun, fulfilling and engaging Jewish education.

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The tent is back! Spring has sprung! 😊🌷🌞🤸Signs of Spring: sunshine, baseball, and the return of the Congregation Beth El Patio Tent ... See MoreSee Less

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Thanks to Congregation Beth El member David Mallach for facilitating an important conversation, “Israel at a Crossroads” last night at Beth El — one of many important conversations on the horizon about what’s going on in Israel ... See MoreSee Less

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Last night's event was a great success! The emBODYment of Jewish Femininity photography exhibit is up at Congregation Beth El. Come check it out! bethelnj.org/event/jewish-femininity-photography-exhibit ... See MoreSee Less

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Start to get in the Pesach state of mind!Join for "Haggadah Talk with Rabbi Sarah Berman"THIS Sunday, March 26 at 10:00 am over ZOOMEvery haggadah tells a story. Of course it tells the story of Passover, but it also tells the stories of the people who made, saw, used, cared for, and occasionally spilled on it! Join Rabbi Sarah Berman for a close look at one haggadah, from fourteenth-century Spain, to explore a constellation of history, culture, text, and private lives. By tracing its stories into the present, we may even come to appreciate our own haggadot in new ways. bethelnj.org/event/haggadah-talk-with-rabbi-sarah-berman/ ... See MoreSee Less

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