Youth Programming
Chaburos, teen learning, and programs that build the next generation of bnei and bnos Torah in Ra'anana — each led by someone you can reach directly.
Chaburos, teen learning, and programs that build the next generation of bnei and bnos Torah in Ra'anana — each led by someone you can reach directly.
RCK's Dor L'Dor Program offers father-son learning, connecting generations through Torah. Every Motzei Shabbos, fathers and sons set aside time to learn and grow together, guided by the ParshaLink — a weekly learning sheet designed to work for every level, so anyone can join with their son. Pizza and a raffle round out the evening. Having run for two seasons and drawn 60+ boys weekly, the program has become a real fixture in the Ra'anana community, with its third season starting this fall.
1 / 6RCK's Dor L'Dor Program offers mother-daughter learning, connecting generations through Torah. Led by Mrs. Devora Cornick, mothers and daughters set aside time each week to learn and grow together, with pizza and a raffle rounding out the evening. Girls whose mothers are unable to join can take part in a learning chabura with Mrs. Cornick. The program began last fall and is returning this Tishrei due to popular demand!
Led by Rav Avraham Aharon Mandelbaum, RCK's Learn & Grow Chaburos bring weekly Torah learning to English-speaking boys in grades 1-6, split into age-based groups throughout the week. Known for his energy and his ability to instill a real love for Torah and proper middos, Rav Avraham Aharon brings out the best in every boy who learns with him. The chaburos are also part of RCK's broader Matmidim program: each time a boy comes to learn - whether at a program or one-on-one with a kollel avreich - he fills a square on his Matmidim chart. At the end of the season, RCK holds a grand siyum celebrating the boys' consistency and dedication!
Our Bar Mitzvah Program offers boys in grades 6 and 7 a six-month journey of growth and learning as they prepare to become bar mitzvah. Through meaningful shiurim, activities, and even Krav Maga, the boys broaden their knowledge of and connection to Torah values, building the middos and confidence that carry them into Jewish adulthood. Led by Rabbi Isaac Bernstein and Rabbi Itamar Gibli, with their energy and investment, the program has a true lasting impact on each boy.
We offer chavrusos and chaburos for English-speaking teenagers in the community, providing them Torah in an environment where they feel comfortable and understood. With experience in NCSY and other programs, our rabbonim know how to relate to teens and help them grow. Teen learning is by arrangement; reach out to Rabbi Zaslow to set up a chabura or chavrusa.