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Registration

Registration for the VOS JEWELS 2025-2026 school year is now open!

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Tuition

Tuition for the 2024-2025 School Year

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  • Little JEMS (2-3 yrs):  $495

  • Gan (Pre K-K):  $605 Tuition + $50 Activity Fee

  • Alef (1st):  $605 Tuition + $50 Activity Fee

  • Bet (2nd):  $605 Tuition + $50 Activity Fee

  • Gimel (3rd):  $1,315 + $100 Activity Fee

  • Dalet (4th):  $1,595 + $100 Activity Fee

  • Hey (5th):  $1,815 + $100 Activity Fee

  • Vav (6th):  $1,925 + $100 Activity Fee

  • B'nai Mitzvah: $4800*

B’nai Mitzvah preparation includes 20 hours of private tutoring, school tuition, Better Together Teen Program, and B’nai Mitzvah service.  In addition, we will do deep dives into Jewish values and ethics, mentorship for a Mitzvah Project.​​

  • If the service is not held at VOS: subtract $500 → $4,300

  • If not enrolling in Teen and Better Together program: subtract $650 → $4,150

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VOS Membership is required for families of students in 3rd – 6th-grade. Tuition assistance is available for those who qualify. Families with children in 2nd grade and younger must become members after their first year of participating in JEWELS. 

 

VOS JEWELS Membership Costs for 2024–2025

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  • 2 Parent Family:    $2,180

  • 1 Parent Family:    $1,100

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Applications for tuition assistance are accepted June through August for the coming school year.

Contact Rabbi Julie Rosenson RabbiJulie@vosla.org

or Karen Lavin KarenL@vosla.org for more information.

Our Program

The JEWELS program brings Judaism to life every Wednesday from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Our approach is experiential and student-centered. Through interactive lessons, creative projects, music, prayer, and community building.

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Our Core Themes

  1. Jewish Identity & Values (Middot): Exploring what it means to be Jewish and how Jewish ethics guide our actions and help create A+ Human Beings.

  2. Holidays & Calendar (Chagim): Celebrating the rhythm of the Jewish year and understanding the stories and rituals of each holiday and what opportunities they provide for us today and why they are important.

  3. Prayer & God Talk (T'fillah): Finding personal meaning in prayer and developing a comfortable relationship with Jewish liturgy.

  4. Hebrew & Torah (Ivrit v'Torah): Learning Biblical Hebrew for B’nai Mitzvah, and engaging with the foundational stories of our people bringing those lessons from our texts to modern life.

  5. Community & Israel (Kehillah v'Yisrael): Building our local community and fostering a connection to the State of Israel.

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