If you are:

• The parent of a pre-K student who will be four years old or starting Kindergarten in August/September
• A Kol Rinah member and your children do not attend Jewish Day School currently
  
• New to the St. Louis Area and looking for a Conservative Jewish Religious School or a congragation

We would love to show our school to you. Please contact Anita Kraus, Education Director to arrange a tour.

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The first day of class will be Wednesday, September 11 for second through seventh graders. The first day for all students will be Sunday, September 22, 2013.

Just a reminder, Rosh Hashanah is September 4-6 and Yom Kippur September 13-14.

See you on the 22^nd!

Beginning with the 2013-14 school year, Kol Rinah Religious School will meet twice a week.

In addition to classroom programs, mifgaShabbat, Shabbatonim, and family programs/celebrations are integral parts of the curriculum.

MifgaShabbat is a monthly intergenerational participatory service for the entire family. MifgaShabbat began as a part of the "Living Jewish Lives" initative funded by a grant from the Gladys K. Crown Foundation. Kol Rinah is continuing the program.

Shabbat attendence is required nine times throughout the year. Students and their families are always welcome at services. Students can become members of the Chai (18) or Double Chai (36) club by attending 18 or 36 services during the school year. Students should check the Shul Goers Board at Kol Rinah when they attend any service: Mincha; Maariv, Shabbat, Kabbalat Shabbat, and any holiday services. Services at other congragations count up to two times a year, just let the office know.

Kol Rinah will be joining with Bnai Amoona for city wide Shabbatonim and Shabbateeny. Shabbatonim will each have a theme that will enrich a student's Jewish knowledge and creat a feeling of community for our students.

Shabbatonim are Friday night through Saturday Havdalah programs for 4th/5th and 6th/7th grade students. The students will overnight at a shul.

Shabbateeny are for 2nd/3rd grade students and begin with Shabbat services and end with Havdalah.

Tentative Calendar for Family Programs
2013-14