Kehillat Limmud is NVHC’s religious school program for Pre-K-7th grade students, which also encompasses Punims, our program for children ages 0-3.
Click here for more information on Punims (ages 0-3).
Click here for more information on Kehillat Limmud (grades Pre-K-7).
Click here for more information on Tamid (grades 8-12).
Please note that Punims (ages 0-4) and Bonim (Pre-K & Kindergarten) only meet once/per month. Please see our calendar for the dates.
Kehillat Limmud is NVHC’s religious school program for Pre-K-7th grade students, which also encompasses Punims, our program for children ages 0-3.
Click here for more information on Punims (ages 0-3).
Click here for more information on Kehillat Limmud (grades Pre-K-7).
Click here for more information on Tamid (grades 8-12).
Please note that Punims (ages 0-4) and Bonim (Pre-K & Kindergarten) only meet once/per month. Please see our calendar for the dates.
Kehillat Limmud is NVHC’s religious school program for Pre-K-7th grade students, which also encompasses Punims, our program for children ages 0-3.
Click here for more information on Punims (ages 0-3).
Click here for more information on Kehillat Limmud (grades Pre-K-7).
Click here for more information on Tamid (grades 8-12).
Please note that Punims (ages 0-4) and Bonim (Pre-K & Kindergarten) only meet once/per month. Please see our calendar for the dates.
Kehillat Limmud is NVHC’s religious school program for Pre-K-7th grade students, which also encompasses Punims, our program for children ages 0-3.
Click here for more information on Punims (ages 0-3).
Click here for more information on Kehillat Limmud (grades Pre-K-7).
Click here for more information on Tamid (grades 8-12).
Please note that Punims (ages 0-4) and Bonim (Pre-K & Kindergarten) only meet once/per month. Please see our calendar for the dates.
Tamid is our religious school program for students in grades 8-12! Click here to learn more.
Tamid takes place on Tuesday nights from 6:15-8:00 pm. There is an optional dinner each week from 5:45-6:15 pm, with catering from a variety of restaurants and cuisines.
Tamid rotates between a few different themes and types of programming: Jewish studies, current events, social/fun programming, and tikkun olam (social justice) – with a few other fun one-offs sprinkled in. This provides students with an opportunity to go more in depth on a variety of topics of interest to them, and have a good amount of time dedicated to each.
Tamid is our religious school program for students in grades 8-12! Click here to learn more.
Tamid takes place on Tuesday nights from 6:15-8:00 pm. There is an optional dinner each week from 5:45-6:15 pm, with catering from a variety of restaurants and cuisines.
Tamid rotates between a few different themes and types of programming: Jewish studies, current events, social/fun programming, and tikkun olam (social justice) – with a few other fun one-offs sprinkled in. This provides students with an opportunity to go more in depth on a variety of topics of interest to them, and have a good amount of time dedicated to each.
Tamid is our religious school program for students in grades 8-12! Click here to learn more.
Tamid takes place on Tuesday nights from 6:15-8:00 pm. There is an optional dinner each week from 5:45-6:15 pm, with catering from a variety of restaurants and cuisines.
Tamid rotates between a few different themes and types of programming: Jewish studies, current events, social/fun programming, and tikkun olam (social justice) – with a few other fun one-offs sprinkled in. This provides students with an opportunity to go more in depth on a variety of topics of interest to them, and have a good amount of time dedicated to each.
Tamid is our religious school program for students in grades 8-12! Click here to learn more.
Tamid takes place on Tuesday nights from 6:15-8:00 pm. There is an optional dinner each week from 5:45-6:15 pm, with catering from a variety of restaurants and cuisines.
Tamid rotates between a few different themes and types of programming: Jewish studies, current events, social/fun programming, and tikkun olam (social justice) – with a few other fun one-offs sprinkled in. This provides students with an opportunity to go more in depth on a variety of topics of interest to them, and have a good amount of time dedicated to each.
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