Jewish Learning Experience (for college credit!)

Travel through Israeli history, culture, and stories in this immersive journey! Discover the real Israel - from its past struggles to its vibrant present. Dive into its food, language, and traditions, and even earn 3 college credits while you're at it! With 16 meetups throughout the school year, we will meet Sunday afternoons from 12 – 2 p.m. at the Temple, with periodic Tuesday evening virtual sessions.

Teens enrolled in either of these teen options will have the opportunity to take a 4-day field trip to the American South with their class and teens from all over LA!

Justice Journey, a.k.a. J²

Get ready for a year-long journey exploring social justice issues through a Jewish lens! From immigration to human rights, we'll tackle it all while uncovering the amazing contributions of Jews to these causes. Expect engaging discussions, cool activities, and a chance to be part of making our world more just. Classes are just once a month on Sunday afternoons! The 90-minute class meets one Sunday per month at noon.

TEMTY (Temple Emanuel Temple Youth) is the 8th - 12th grade youth group of Te...

TEMTY members meet monthly for social events so that our teens can have fun with friends new and old, in a Jewish way! In addition to gathering for social connection, TEMTY members also give back to their community through volunteering and other social justice opportunities. We also strengthen the Jewish identities of our teens and enrich the Jewish life of our temple by holding events related to Shabbat and other Jewish holidays. We invite all teens to join TEMTY and see for themselves what it's all about.

Nagel Jewish Academy Religious School

The Nagel Jewish Academy opened its doors in September 2014, offering after-school classes to Jewish children, between the ages of 5 and 13, who do not currently attend a Jewish day school. The school is almost free of charge and all Jewish children are welcome regardless of level of observance or background, in order to make Jewish education easily accessible to all.

Nessah Hebrew Academy Religious School

Children entering 4th-8th grade have the opportunity to learn Hebrew as well as Jewish life/holidays. Families that wish to have their children's Bar/Bat Mitzvah here at Nessah, need to enroll their children for 2 years, including the year of Bar/Bat Mitzvah (children attending Jewish day school are exempt).
Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday, 4:20 P.M.-6:20 P.M., throughout the school year.
Phone: (310) 273-2400;
Address: 142 S. Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212;

Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills Early Childhood Center

For over fifty years Temple Emanuel’s Early Childhood Center has been helping young children learn and thrive. Our ECC is a place where your child’s creativity is nurtured and where structured activities are balanced with the freedom to explore. Our children learn responsibility from our early childhood professionals and staff who love creating fun-filled moments and new adventures.
Registration is open now! Our ECC enrolls students 2-5 years old.
310-409-4647
[email protected]

Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy

Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy is an Orthodox Yeshiva Day School serving a diverse Jewish community. At Hillel, we seek to educate our students in an environment that fosters academic excellence with strong moral character. A graduate of Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy personifies and reflects a person who integrates the best of Western values according to Torah standards. Our Jewish Day School is located in Beverly Hills, California, in the heart of a thriving Jewish community in West Los Angeles.

Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy ECE

Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy Early Childhood Center offers a hands-on, developmentally appropriate approach to learning within an integrated curriculum. Our developmental academic program is aligned with current preschool standards and defined by Jewish values.

Hillel children appreciate living a Torah way of life. We surround and imbue our children with rich Jewish values and middot, and promote intrinsically positive Judaism within our school culture. Zionism, Israel and Ivrit are central to Hillel.