Education at Temple Micah

Does Temple Micah Have A Religious School?

Yes! Our Temple Micah Religious School provides a warm and accepting environment for both Jewish and interfaith families. Our numbers are small, allowing for a wonderful student-teacher ratio. While learning objectives vary by grade level, from preschool through Bar/Bat Mitzvah, our overall goal is to convey a sense of Jewish identity and pride by going beyond the study of traditional cultural and holiday themes. We combine conventional teaching methods and discussions of the weekly Torah portions with role playing and visual and performing arts. Hebrew instruction is included.

We strive to strengthen the family unit, whatever its size, and affirm the Religious School as a critical element of the larger congregation. The School promotes interaction between young and older generations with family gatherings and holiday activities.

While we encourage Temple membership, we do not require it for participation in the Religious School. Recognizing the importance of Jewish education for all children, we accept both members and nonmembers in the Religious School. For fees and further information, please call the Temple office at (303) 388-4239.

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Temple Micah's religious school classes are held at:

The Denver Campus for Jewish Education
2450 South Wabash Street
Denver, CO 80231

 

Click here for letter from Rabbi Morris.

Below are the forms you will need to register your child in religious school. They are the School Payment form, School Registration form, and Medical and Emergency form. Also you may want to download the Micah Parent CO-OP letter and the MITKADEM Brochure.

                                                  

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