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In our Torah it is written and in our prayers we recite "and you will teach them diligently to your children." It is this scriptural basis that provides the inspiration for our school. Learning is not the mere acquisition of subject matter. Real learning is a process of growth and transformation of personality and values. Temple Isaiah Religious School is a caring community where everyone learns and participates in a wide variety of age-appropriate programs and activities.

Kindergarten - 7 th grade + programming for 8th-12th
Sundays, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.; Tuesdays, 5-6 p.m. for Hebrew Grades 5-7, Zoom only

One of the best ways to learn about Wise School is by visiting our beautiful campus for a private tour. Please contact Beth Behar and she will be happy to schedule one for you. Our second Open House this fall will be held on Wednesday, October 29 and Wednesday, December 10, and offer parents the opportunity to learn more about Wise School’s curriculum, faculty, administration, athletics, extracurricular activities and more. You will hear from our Head of School, administration, current parents, and students about their experiences at Wise and will have the opportunity to ask questions.

Established in 1953, YRITEA has grown to be the largest Orthodox elementary Day School outside the New York Metropolitan area currently teaching over 1,000 boys and girls. Offering an extensive Hebrew studies program and fully accredited general studies program, YRITEA is at the forefront of providing quality and superior education to our students with many of our graduates achieving successes in both the worlds of Limud HaTorah and business.

TIOH's Religious School offers a Primary Program for Grades K-3 (Sunday mornings) and 4-6 (Sunday mornings and Wednesday afternoons). Younger students are introduced to Jewish learning through music, stories, Israeli dance, games, and arts and crafts. They learn about Jewish holidays, have exposure to the Hebrew language, and engage in age appropriate, interactive tefillah. Family programs, TOTally Shabbat experiences and shared school, congregational and communal events form the context that each student begins to develop a meaningful Jewish identity.

Gan Chabad seeks to create a stimulating and enriching educational environment for each and every child. The school is devoted to helping children learn socialization skills, building their self-confidence and teaching them the preliminary skills to explore and experience the world independently from their parents. Our goal is to provide children with the early foundation and framework to prepare them for the transition to elementary school. In addition, we seek to ignite a spark in each child to lay claim to his Jewish heritage and commit him or her to a lifetime passion for learning.

Music Jams (Saturdays and Sundays at 11:15 am)—Choose from a variety of instruments—including djembe drums, Indonesian hand drums, and shakers and scrapers from South and Central America—and work with others to follow basic beats, participate in challenges, and build community through music!

YESHIVA AHARON YAAKOV/OHR ELIYAHU 's caring and dedicated staff strives to encourage, support, and guide each and every student. They are excellent role models who demonstrate their passion for educating the "whole child." The theory and practice of values are an integral part of the curriculum for every class at every grade level. Each month, the entire student body focuses on a particular character trait (in Hebrew, middah).

Friday, July 11th - August 29, 2025, at 7:00 pm. With Rabbi Bill and Rabbi Cantor Marcelo.
Every summer Friday evening, from mid-July through Labor Day, we gather at Westward Beach and welcome Shabbat at the beach. Don’t forget to bring a chair and a blanket!
LOCATION: We are at Westward Beach – Lifeguard Station #3. Pass the Sunset Restaurant, take the road through the parking kiosk, and you can park in the lot for $3 after 6:00 p.m. Follow the signs to our spot!

Jewish Los Angeles Special Needs Trust & Services (JLA Trust) provides affordable, professionally-managed special needs trusts for persons with a range of physical, mental, and intellectual/developmental disabilities with the highest level of fiduciary services. Also 1:1 consultations for parents/relatives who are trying to understand the maze of government benefits and programs.