
A Unique Jewish Spiritual Education for Your Family
Are you looking for a positive Jewish learning environment for your child? Our Hebrew School Program offers a comprehensive and engaging curriculum designed specifically for children ages 8-12. Starting this October, we are excited to welcome new students into a nurturing and dynamic learning environment. Snacks Provided!
Program Highlights:
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Comprehensive Curriculum: Our program covers Hebrew reading and writing, Torah study, the Jewish Calendar, related Mitzvot and chagim.
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Experienced Instructors: Our dedicated and knowledgeable teachers provide personalized attention to each student.
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Interactive Learning: Engaging activities, hands-on projects, and group discussions make learning fun and meaningful.
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Community and Values: Instill a sense of Jewish identity, values, and community in your child.
Why Choose Our Hebrew School?
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Lay the foundation for a seamless transition to B’nai Mitzvah study
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Consistent Schedule: Classes held once a week, in a central Seattle location ensure it is easy to fit into your schedule.
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Supportive Environment: A warm and welcoming community where every child is valued and encouraged.
It's an important tradition and life event!
Our Educators

Aliza Winship-Freyer
Lead Youth Program Teacher
Aliza is passionate about Jewish education and feels truly blessed for the opportunity to teach at Bet Alef. A love of Torah and mitzvot blossomed early in her life. She began her formal education at the Ahavath Achim Religious School in Atlanta, GA and was a Hebrew tutor as a teenager. She went on to study language and history at the University of Washington and has been a member of Bet Alef for many years. She comes from a blended family of diverse backgrounds and is grateful for the inclusive and loving environment of our synagogue; a place where everyone is welcome and Jewish Spirituality is celebrated. She brings a love of learning, music, games, and crafts to every class. When not teaching she enjoys reading, spending time with her family, practicing aikido, and singing with the Seattle Jewish Chorale.