Registration is NOW OPEN for 2026-2027!At Mercaz Aliyah, we strive to make Jewish education a joyful and meaningful experience—one that inspires curiosity, deepens learning, and strengthens community. Through engaging academic experiences and rich connections to Jewish living and values, we help students develop a lasting appreciation and love for Jewish tradition, learning, and identity.
Core classes will operate on Sundays and Mondays.
Please find our pricing breakdown here for the current early bird pricing.
Pricing will be changed on June 22nd, 2026, with an increased rate.
Members: All member families, click here. If you have any questions about the registration process, the curriculum, or your child’s schedule, contact Joan Perlman.
Non-Members (K-1): If your child will be entering Kindergarten or 1st grade and you are not currently a member of Temple Aliyah, click here for information and registration. For questions, please contact Joan Perlman.
Hey Teens, Sign Up for Madrichim!
If you love helping others or need community service hours, consider joining Mercaz Aliyah as a madrich/ah (teacher’s aide) or a peer tutor. You’ll have the opportunity to work one-on-one with students and take part in occasional leadership development meetings.
Mercaz Aliyah meets on Sunday mornings from 9:30-11:45 AM, and on Monday afternoons from 3:45-5:45 PM.
At Mercaz Aliyah, we strive to make Jewish education a joyful experience that provides meaningful academic experiences while building community and fostering a love of Jewish living and learning. Our positive, inclusive, and creative environment encourages students to explore a wide variety of Jewish topics within the framework of Conservative Judaism. At Mercaz Aliyah, we believe that we all share the responsibility for transmitting Jewish traditions and values to our children so that they become active participants in all aspects of Jewish life. We strive to create a next generation of life-long learners who are eager to remain connected to their synagogue, their community, Israel, and Jews throughout the world.
We strive to meet the educational needs of each student at every grade level while remaining responsive to the busy lives of parents and families.
At its core, Jewish learning is a family endeavor. The material and experiences your child encounters in the classroom are only one part of their Jewish education. Your involvement in Temple Aliyah, your participation in religious services, and your family’s home-based Jewish experiences are critical to your child’s education. We all share the responsibility for transmitting Jewish traditions and values to our children, and we look forward to partnering with you throughout the year. We encourage you to volunteer at the school, serve on a Temple Aliyah committee, and join us for programming and religious services.
Please contact our Director of Congregational Learning & Engagement Joan Perlman at 781-444-8522