Infants

One - Two

Young Preschool

Preschool

Pre-K

Congregation Beth Shalom Early Childhood Center

Education Philosophy

Languages Spoken

Languages Taught in Program

Different Abilities Supported

Wheelchair Accessible

Tribal Provider

I am very proud to have been Beth Shalom’s Early Childhood Director since September of 2010. I feel honored, proud and grateful to work with children, families and teachers. I love our school and strive to create an extension of home for families. My husband Matt and I have three unique and amazing daughters, Heather and Madeline, and Hannah.  I have worked in the field of childcare for 30 years. 

Director

Reviews from verified enrolled families

M. P.

I had to leave before the tour of the site because my 6 month old needed to be fed and napped, but I REALLY got so much out of the portion I was able to attend!

G. F.

Tours via zoom are a tad lackluster but with a waiting list 96 deep I understand that there's no point for me to come in person anyways :(

J. M.

Overall good tour as an intro to the culture and ethos of the organization. It was light on information, but fortunately I had already read the handbook. I think Leah could have touched briefly on a few more topics from the handbook and remind us that the book was available for more. Hoping we learn soon about how to apply for the waitlist.

Feedback from verified families who toured this program

The Beth Shalom Early Childhood Center is committed to providing excellent quality childcare for all young children in a safe, nurturing environment that is also rich in Jewish content. The ECC welcomes all children and their families, including those involved in Jewish life to varying degrees as well as non-Jewish families. We integrate Judaism and Hebrew into our creative and child centered curriculum. Teachers plan curriculum based on the skills and interests of each individual group of children. We work to meet the needs of the whole child: socially, emotionally, physically, intellectually and spiritually. We strive to make all families feel included and not pressured.