By Sarah Marcus

Temple Concord will hold a Religious School outreach event that is open to the community on Sunday, September 7, from 9:30-11:30 am, at the synagogue at 9 Riverside Dr., Binghamton. Families will have the chance to meet teachers, tour classrooms and enjoy kid-friendly activities like face painting, Rosh Hashanah crafts, snacks and play. The event is free and open to all. While RSVPs are encouraged at templeconcordaa@gmail.com, walk-ins are welcome.
“This fun and welcoming morning is designed for families exploring Jewish education options for their children,” said members of the Religious School Committee. “It will showcase Temple Concord’s robust, progressive and inclusive religious school program, which serves children from birth through 10th grade. From monthly Tot Shabbat for our little ones to Shabbat School for elementary-age kids to b’mitzvah preparation and a high school-level Kollel program, there is something for every stage of your child’s Jewish journey.”
Organized by Temple Concord Religious School, the outreach event aims to connect with new and unaffiliated families, especially those from dual heritage backgrounds or those who may not have previously considered Jewish education. The school welcomes children of all levels of Jewish affiliation, or none, and embraces families with any Jewish heritage.
To learn more about Temple Concord and its religious school, click here.