Chabad of Fountain Hills opens Hebrew school registration
Hebrew school open for children ages 4 to 13
The Chabad of Fountain Hills is welcoming students ages four to 13 to enroll in the 2025-2026 Hebrew School year.
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Chabad of Fountain Hills recently announced that registration is now open for its upcoming Hebrew School year, offering an exceptional Jewish educational experience for children ages four to 13.
The weekly program begins this fall and will take place every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Chabad Edelman Jewish Center, 16830 Avenue of the Fountains.
Designed for both beginners and those with prior exposure, Chabad’s Hebrew School combines tradition with creativity to instill Jewish values, Hebrew literacy and a love for Judaism in a fun and engaging atmosphere.
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Chabad of Fountain Hills opens Hebrew school registration
Hebrew school open for children ages 4 to 13
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The Chabad of Fountain Hills is welcoming students ages four to 13 to enroll in the 2025-2026 Hebrew School year.
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Chabad of Fountain Hills recently announced that registration is now open for its upcoming Hebrew School year, offering an exceptional Jewish educational experience for children ages four to 13.
The weekly program begins this fall and will take place every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Chabad Edelman Jewish Center, 16830 Avenue of the Fountains.
Designed for both beginners and those with prior exposure, Chabad’s Hebrew School combines tradition with creativity to instill Jewish values, Hebrew literacy and a love for Judaism in a fun and engaging atmosphere.
The curriculum includes Hebrew reading, Jewish history, prayer skills, Jewish holidays, JewQ international competition, arts and crafts, music and more.
“We strive to make Judaism come alive for our students,” said Tzipi Lipskier, director of Chabad Hebrew School. “Our caring and experienced staff work hard to ensure each child feels proud and connected to their heritage.”
The Hebrew School features friendly, nurturing teachers and affordable tuition. No synagogue membership is required and scholarships are available.
The program is open to all Jewish children regardless of background, affiliation or prior knowledge. For more information or to register, visit JewishFountainHills.com/CHS or contact Tzipi Lipskier at 480-795-6292.
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