Welcome to Kadima School 5783!
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Contact Gilah with any questions!
When does Kadima School meet?
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Kadima School for all ages meets on the first three Shabbats (Saturdays) of the month.
Our Keshet, Ra'am, and Barak classes (3rd-7th grades) also meet every Tuesday afternoon, with the exception of school breaks. Click below (from a browser only, does not work from a mobile device) to add the Youth & Family Programs calendar to your Google calendar. |
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What time and where is Kadima School on Shabbat?
Shabbat School always starts at 10am, and closing circle is always at 11:30am.
Your young person's class will always meet at their main classroom/meeting spot to start, and may more to a secondary location within our meeting place (not named here for security). If you are running late, Gilah will be able to guide you and/or your young person to their class when you arrive.
Your young person's class will always meet at their main classroom/meeting spot to start, and may more to a secondary location within our meeting place (not named here for security). If you are running late, Gilah will be able to guide you and/or your young person to their class when you arrive.
What time and where is Kadima School on Tuesdays?
Tuesday School in person runs from 4:45-7pm and online from x-y.
In person students meet in the same place they do on Shabbat, and online students have access to their Zoom link through a private email.
In person students meet in the same place they do on Shabbat, and online students have access to their Zoom link through a private email.
What happens when the next covid spike comes?!
Kadima uses King County Public Health metrics to monitor local spread. Kadima School uses Kadima Covid Guidelines to determine whether to move classes outdoors or online. Gilah will send a communication to families if local metrics require a change in plans. They will try to do so 72 hours in advance whenever possible so families and teachers don't have to scramble.
How does my young person access their Shabbat School class when it's online?
All classes still start at 10am when we're online, and teachers will communicate with you about how long each class will run. Each class meets at its own link, so be sure to have one device set up for each young person if possible!
Is Seward Park physically accessible?
It is for some, and not for others. There is paved access to most -- although not all -- of the shelters we will be using, and we have planned class locations based on the knowledge we have about the needs of each person in the class. Please let us know if any of your family's access needs change, and we will make immediate adjustments to allow for full participation!
What should my young person bring to Shabbat School?
Please come prepared for all weather. Please be sure to wear (ideally) and bring (second choice):
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What happens if it's raining on a Shabbat School day?
If it's drizzling, raining a little on and off, or generally Seattle-ing, we'll still meet in Seward Park and enjoy the elements! If it looks like it's going to be pouring, we'll move Shabbat School online by 3pm on the Friday prior to a given session. Watch your email for updates!
How do I get in contact with my young person's teacher?
- Nitzan (0-3 + their adults): Email Marion
- Geshem (Pre-K & K): Email Maia
- Shemesh (1st & 2nd grade): Email Frankie
- Keshet (3rd & 4th grade): Email Shelby
- Ra'am (5th & 6th grade): Email Gillian (Shabbat); or email _____ or Rabbi David (Tuesday)
- Barak (7th grade): Email Abby (Shabbat) or email Michal or Rabbi David (Tuesday)
- Online Hebrew (1st - 7th grade): Email Ariel
What about Yekum Youth Group?
Yekum Youth Group meets on a different schedule than Kadima School. Details are directly communicated to teens and their families. Miss something? No problem - email Abby, Yekum Program Coordinator.