JCS Mission, Vision, Curriculum, and Programs
We want our kids to want to be Jewish
The CABI Jewish Community School's educational mission boils down to one simple idea: We want our kids to want to be Jewish.We want our kids to want to be Jewish
The CABI Jewish Community School's educational mission boils down to one simple idea: We want our kids to want to be Jewish.
Judaism transcends space and time
JCS students should be able to go anywhere in the Jewish world and feel comfortable, confident, and at home. We aim to expose students to the rich diversity of Jewish cultures and approaches to our faith and people as well as grounding them in the tenets and practices that are, and have been, common to all Jews, everywhere.Judaism transcends space and time
JCS students should be able to go anywhere in the Jewish world and feel comfortable, confident, and at home. We aim to expose students to the rich diversity of Jewish cultures and approaches to our faith and people as well as grounding them in the tenets and practices that are, and have been, common to all Jews, everywhere.
L’dor v’dor – From Generation to Generation
Every Jewish family has a host of beliefs, knowledge, customs, and stories about what it means to be a Jew. We aspire to help families pass these on to our children.L’dor v’dor – From Generation to Generation
Every Jewish family has a host of beliefs, knowledge, customs, and stories about what it means to be a Jew. We aspire to help families pass these on to our children.
Being and “doing” Jewish
JCS is designed to actively engage and immerse our youth and their families in the multi-faceted aspects of living Jewish lives and in being part of the Jewish community. Being and doing Jewish is interesting, engaging, enjoyable, and even fun.Being and “doing” Jewish
JCS is designed to actively engage and immerse our youth and their families in the multi-faceted aspects of living Jewish lives and in being part of the Jewish community. Being and doing Jewish is interesting, engaging, enjoyable, and even fun.Curriculum and Programs
We offer classes for kindergarten (gan) through 12th grade with a robust post b’nai mitzvah teen group
Dinner offered weekly for students and families preceding classes
Pre-k children, toddlers and babies are welcome to attend with their parents; crafts and play area provided in the social hall
Our Judaics curriculum is centered around Jewish values (Shalom Learning)
Our Hebrew curriculum is based on Onward Hebrew and includes Hebrew Through Movement, Jewish Life Vocabulary, and Hebrew T'fillah (prayer) for kindergarten through 5th grade, followed by a separate 6th grade/b'nai mitzvah program
Weekly programming includes all-school T'fhillah, Hebrew Through Movement and storytelling
For questions, contact Marci Pick, Director of Youth Education at marci@cabi-boise.org