An increasing number of families at Temple Aliyah are sending their children to local Jewish day schools for their Jewish education. Approximately 80 children are currently enrolled at the Solomon Schecter Day School, the Rashi School, the Jewish Community Day School, and the New Jewish High School.

Many members of the congregation are active in the leadership of both the Temple and their children's day school. Rabbi Perkins also maintains close ties to those schools and occasionally teaches at their facilities.

While these students pursue their formal Jewish education outside the Temple Aliyah classrooms, we make every effort to integrate them into active congregational life. Many of these students regularly attend Shabbat and Yom Tov services with their families, and their advanced learning enables them to serve as models for active participation in both youth services and adult services. These students are also encouraged to participate in Temple social activities for their respective ages, including the Purim carnival and Hanukkah party, as well as to participate in Kadima and USY activities. In preparation for the Bar Mitzvah year, a series of Family education programs is offered, at which both Temple Aliyah Religious School and day school students and their parents participate together.

For further information about any of these schools, please check out their web sites by clicking below: