On Tuesdays and Thursdays, we devote time to Reflective Practice, an opportunity for students to explore Jewish content and develop a practice or routine that is reflective and mindful. We offer a variety of ways for students to find meaningful connections to Jewish wisdom and values. Individual and communal reflection is a time for students to think about their relationships with themselves, their friends and family, their communities, and the larger world.
Some of our reflective practice tracks have included: Siddur minyan (a traditional prayer-book based morning worship service), art, creative writing, debate, gardening, Jewish current events, Jewish philosophy, and meditation.
