Conejo Valley

We are offering 8, one-week sessions:
Week 1: June 16-20 ⇾ STEAM week
Week 2: June 23-27 ⇾ Superheroes week
Week 3: June 30-July 3 (closed 7/4) ⇾ Party in the USA week
Week 4: July 7-11 ⇾ Ocean week
Week 5: July 14-18 ⇾ Space week
Week 6:July 21-25 ⇾ Sports week
Week 7: July 28-Aug 1 ⇾ Wild West week
Week 8: Aug 4-8 ⇾ Animal week
Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OR
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Optional Extended Day
Early Care: 7:30 - 9:00 AM
Late Care: 3:00 - 5:30 PM

Sunday, April 27th
10am-5pm
https://www.ilanramon.org/yom-ha-atzmaut-info
A fun-filled community celebration / interactive experience through Israel. Enjoy food, music, dancing, carnival games, inflatables, ferris wheel, petting zoo, face painting, wax hands, and so much more. Don’t miss out, purchase your tickets today. Fun for the whole family.

Mondays, Start Date - 9/9/2024
End Date - 7/25/2025
Class Hours: 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Age (Years) 12-38
Participants will explore various art media and techniques, including drawing, painting, collage, working with clay, hand sculpture, and more—all in a loving, engaging environment.

Cost per class: $20, payable directly to the instructor.

NOTE: Please check the confirmation email for the location/address.

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 Temple Etz Chaim, we feel the important responsibility of providing our students with an excellent Jewish education. Our school's critical role is to develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for our students to function responsibly in the Jewish Community. Religious education will help to enable future generations to live productive and meaningful lives as Americans and Jews.

Preschool is the beginning of many years of education. In an environment of caring and and understanding, the staff of the Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC) at Temple Etz Chaim works to help our children grow socially, physically, academically and spiritually through a program rich in stimulating activity. The ECEC environment is designed to create an atmosphere that enables our children to grow at their own pace. We believe that children learn through discovery, experimentation and problem solving.

Mesivta of Greater Los Angeles seeks to promote the religious, intellectual, and personal growth of each of its students. Every one of our students should strive for excellence in both their religious and general studies. Our graduates should be educated so that they will be an asset to our society as successful, career-oriented productive individuals.

Welcome to Temple Adat Elohim Gallant-Schiff Infant Center!
A center that is grounded in Jewish values such as kindness, compassion, inclusiveness, and respect.

Our Mission
The Gallant-Schiff Infant Center offers a warm, nurturing environment focused on meeting the needs of each individual child.

Infant Center Hours
The Infant Care Center is open Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

You can choose 3 different tracks:

Temple Adat Elohim's Early Childhood Center is more than just a school, it's a community. We celebrate the yearly cycle of Jewish Holidays with our clergy, gifted and award winning teachers and music specialist teaching Judaism's rich traditions. We are a warm and nurturing environment offering low student to teacher ratios. Our teachers integrate the Judaic curriculum through all the modalities using hands on materials in a child centered curriculum design. TAE ECC nurtures all aspects of a child's development: social, emotional, cognitive, physical and spiritual.