SUCCESS IN SCHOOL
Academic performance improves when students have a healthy sense of self and clarity of purpose. When students think deeply about themselves and have strong beliefs and values.
DYNAMIC LEARNING
At Hebrew High, teenagers have a place to learn and grow through:
• Critical thinking and challenging activities
• Building conviction and passion
• Public speaking and mock debates
A MORAL GUIDE
Our teens confront critical choices daily. Hebrew High takes 3,000 years of Torah knowledge and makes it relevant to teens.
2018/2019 Semesters
First Semester: Free
Six Tuesdays 7:30pm - 8:45pm
October 16, 23, 30 November 6, 13, 20
Registration required, see below
Second Semester: $150
Six Tuesdays 7:30pm - 8:45pm
January 8, 15, 22, 29 February 5, 12
Registration required, see below
First and Second Semester: $75
Twelve Tuesdays 7:30pm - 8:45pm
See discount info below.
Registration required, see below
First Semester
IN LOVE WITH ISRAEL
Will your teens go to College? Be ready to speak up for Israel in school, college and everywhere in between. Make sure they know how to defend themselves with educated answers.
In the upcoming semester titled "In Love with Israel" Rabbi Mendel will lead teen discussion and ask the unpopular tough questions that teens need to hear to stimulate thought and encourage finding truth.
Each lesson is packed with eye opening information relevant to modern and ancient Israel. In addition, each lesson will also serve as a model for dealing modern social issues that teens face everyday.
Each lesson also comes along with Hebrew skills, fresh pastries and hot/cold drinks.
Lesson Topics
Lesson One
Why do we care so much about Israel, and does the world really care that much?
Lesson Two
Why is Israel a holy land, and why does it matter?
Lesson Three
Why does Israel belong to the Jews, and is being Israeli and Jewish the same thing?
Lesson Four
Peace in the middle east, fact or fiction?
Lesson Five
Is Israel destined to be normal or extraordinary, and Why?
Lesson Six
Israel and the Jew! No matter what, where and who!
Register for First Semester