West Valley

• Summer Dates, Week 1: July 22 - July 26, 9 am - 4 pm
• Summer Dates, Week 2: July 29- August 2, 9 am - 4 pm
For two weeks in the summer, Temple Judea is transformed! Our dedicated team of educators and camp counselors work together to create a real Jewish camp experience for our campers. It’s two weeks filled with so much laughter and fun that kids learn without even knowing it! There’s swimming and water activities, role playing games, a ga-ga pit, arts and crafts, sports, and so much more. All in a loving, supportive, Jewish environment.

The Mission of de Toledol is to raise up a new generation of Jewish leaders for whom Jewish values and tradition shape and guide their vision, and for whom knowledge creates possibilities for moral action, good character, and shalom.
Contact Person: Michelle November
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (818) 348-0048;
Address: 22622 Vanowen St., West Hills, CA 91307;
Website: http://www.dths.org/

Kadima Day School provides an integrated general and Judaic studies education that is comprehensive and academically challenging. Our commitment to educational excellence and Jewish tradition teaches our students to maximize their academic, social, physical, and spiritual potential. A Kadima education instills a strong sense of identity, preparedness for higher education, and a commitment to responsible living guided by Jewish ethics and values.

This group is for 2-4 year olds and their parents or grandparents who learn together through music, art, dance and play.
Fridays starting Sep. 23
Cost: $225 for 13 classes
Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
For more information, contact Sharone Weizman, Director of Lifelong Learning
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 818-882-4867 x108

Ilan Ramon is a community Jewish day school in Agoura Hills, serving
students in Early Childhood through Grade 5. Our school’s mission is to cultivate a deep
love of learning and curiosity into the next generation of American citizenry and Jewish
adults. We offer an integrated curriculum focused on critical thinking, community
involvement, the values of Judaism, and a personal connection to Israel. Our innovative
program develops lifelong learners and leaders by emphasizing intellectual, spiritual,

At the JLC, which is what we call our Religious School, our goal is to be a place where children enjoy learning about what it means to be a Jewish person in the 21st century. Our educational program is built on experiential learning — a pedagogy that emphasizes students partaking in and creating their own learning opportunities.

Temple Aliyah's award-winning religious school is dedicated to providing our children with a quality Jewish education in a loving and interactive learning environment. Our program stresses parent participation and education, holiday enrichment activities, community projects, speakers, and field trips to help strengthen the connection between our children and the Synagogue, their homes, and the Jewish community.

The Israeli Scouts Movement, or Tzofim, is the largest youth movement in Israel.

Non-political and non-sectarian, the Scouts established and developed a framework based on education and values, to engage youth in a variety of social and enjoyable activities.

These coeducational activities encourage and focus on personal development, friendship and camaraderie, a ?giving? and involved community, foster democratic group life with an emphasis on personal initiative, leadership and excellence, knowledge of nature, love of country and protecting the environment.

PreK Program - Monthly program
For students entering Kindergarten in the following school year. Students will learn about Shabbat and Jewish holidays through art, stories, music, and dance. Make new friends and create a love of Judaism.

Kadima Middle School is committed to providing an exemplary education by integrating a progressive general studies curriculum alongside an inspiring Judaic studies curriculum. Students at Kadima are challenged both intellectually and spiritually to discover, and explore the tools that promote not only academic success but the passion for lifelong learning.