Hebrew schools
Torah study institutions
Hebrew schools are part-time religious education programs for Jewish children, typically held on weekday afternoons or Sunday mornings.
Students learn Hebrew language, Jewish history, and religious traditions in preparation for bar or bat mitzvah.
The term often evokes memories of reluctant attendance: I had to miss soccer practice for Hebrew school.
- Jewish holidaysReligious occasions in Judaism
- prayerAddress to deity
- Jewish identityBeing part of the tribe
- mitzvotJewish religious commandments
- vocabularyOne's word collection
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Hebrew schoolsCatholic schools
Church-affiliated educational institutions
madrasas · parochial schools · Islamic schools · Sunday schools · Christian schools
Hebrew schoolspublic schools
Government-funded educational institutions
state schools · secular education · government schools · civic education