Congregation Bonai Shalom is excited to announce that the religious school will launch a new Hebrew language and Jewish heritage curriculum, TaL AM.

Improve your Hebrew skills this summer in a fun and engaging way with Congregation Bonai Shalom!

Beginning April 30th, Rabbi Benjy Brackman will offer "With All My Heart," a new six-session course by the acclaimed Rohr Jewish Learning Institute that will examine the Jewish art of prayer and spiritual experience.

Please join Congregation Bonai Shalom on Sunday, July 29 as we welcome Esther Benari-Altmann, our new Education Director to Boulder!

Har HaShem seeks a dynamic, caring and creative individual to be our family educator.

Congregation Bonai Shalom is excited to announce our new Education Director, Esther Benari-Altmann!

With Kevah's recent expansion in Colorado, we were thrilled to have the opportunity to bring Dr. David Sanders into the Kevah family.

Dr. Caryn Aviv has recently joined the Kevah Educator team and is leading her first Kevah Group.

Kevah is delighted to announce the appointment of David Green as its new Executive Director.

Now, more than ever, we need a day to remind us of the importance of caring for each other and our world.

The Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning is now available at Congregation Har HaShem, giving us the privilege of bringing the Melton School to members of our community.

CASJE announced that it will embark on a new research program to further explore how Jewish early childhood education can serve as a gateway for greater and long-term involvement in Jewish life.

What can Yentl teach us about how we guide our Jewish students today?

Come study this wild love story about Joseph’s wife Asenath with Dr. Naomi Susan Schwartz Jacobs.

Yehudis Fishman, our treasured Torah teacher, will be teaching a fun and engaging class called "Mystical Meaning of the Mitzvot."

Join us for a presentation about the various choices Har HaShem has for families to learn and become part of a Jewish community.

Boulder Haver is currently registering students for courses in Ethics and History, which begin in September.

DAT adds a senior class for the first time in its 21-year history.

Rabbi Moshe Heyman will be teaching a new class based on Derech Hashem starting Tuesday night.

Can you imagine 2,500 Jews of every shape, size, age, belief, and affiliation, all gathered in the same place to just celebrate the vibrant tapestry of Jewish life?