How a national drop in religious school attendance affects Bay Area Jews
Jewish childhood religious schools are trying to innovate as they face dropping enrollment — though there is one silver lining.
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Jewish childhood religious schools are trying to innovate as they face dropping enrollment — though there is one silver lining.
For the second (and we hope final) year, we’re bringing you a list of virtual seders happening around the Bay Area, plus a few socially distanced outdoor seders. Celebrate the Exodus with the wider Jewish community from your own home. Next year, in person! East Bay Saturday, March 27 VIRTUAL “Glitter Gathering” — Kehilla Community Synagogue’s director of youth programs, Rabbi Gray Myrseth, leads a gathering for people in their 20s and 30s, focusing on themes of liberation and solidarity. 6-7:30 p.m. Free, with suggested donation, with registration. VIRTUAL First-night seder— Prese...