Are you looking for an enriching Jewish religious school in New York City?
Stephen Wise Free Synagogue’s Religious School is the perfect place for you to deepen your child’s Jewish identity and Hebrew knowledge, engage with core Jewish values and traditions, and become part of a caring synagogue community.
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Located on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, our Religious School offers Sunday, weekday, and home-learning options.
We look forward to accompanying you and your family on this journey of Jewish education, and we can’t wait to celebrate your child’s bar or bat mitzvah with you!
If you have any questions, are considering becoming a member, or to request an application, please contact our Religious School at religiousschool@swfs.org or (212) 877-4050, ext. 230 — or fill out the form below and a staff member will get in touch!
Registration is Open For The 2022–23 Academic Year!
Our Religious School is excited to welcome your child for the 2022–2023 school year. To learn more about the registration process and our schedule next year, you can read Rabbi Rifkin’s letter here. In order to enroll in our Religious School, you must be a member of Stephen Wise Free Synagogue. Please make sure you have started the process of becoming a member and have the membership application. We will not be able to fully process your child’s Religious School registration form until your membership at our synagogue is confirmed. Click here to learn more about membership or contact our membership engagement director, Isaiah Benedek, at ibenedek@swfs.org or (212) 877-4050, ext. 223.
ENROLL AT OUR RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FOR THE 2022–23 ACADEMIC YEAR HERE
ENROLL IN OUR PORTALS PROGRAM FOR THE 2022–23 ACADEMIC YEAR HERE
FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS, PLEASE FILL OUT A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION HERE
Learning Opportunities for All Ages
Stephen Wise Free Synagogue is a 501(c)(3) religious organization (Tax ID #13-1628215) and any donations are tax deductible to the full extent allowable by law.
