Below please find the religious school rates for CBT members and non-members for the 2025-2026 academic year (which also includes credit card fees). Below the chart begins the registration forms.
Tuition pricing includes credit card fee.
I am registering my child for the following program. I understand that there are fees to be paid at the time of registration, to be paid online (or by check, if arrangements with the office have been made). You may contact the office at 732-297-0696.
All tuition includes credit card fee.
In order to create a safe and effective learning environment for your child, it is important that we, as educators, have a full understanding of each child’s special needs that may in any way impact their experience in our Religious School.
When we are provided with IEPs or similar documents, we are able to carry learning modifications through from your child’s secular or day school into our classrooms and programs, for your child’s benefit. When we are aware of allergies, medications, and other medical issues, we can take appropriate steps to ensure your child’s health and safety while in our school.
Please be assured that the information in this form will be shared only with the Cantor/Director of Education and your child’s teacher unless parental permission is otherwise expressly granted.
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, the Cantor/Director of Education will contact you to discuss further information, action plans, and any questions or concerns you may have.
Completing your name below acts as a signature to the completeness and validity of the previous information.
The Religious School of Congregation B’nai Tikvah strives to maintain a safe and enjoyable learning environment that is free from inappropriate behavior and language as well as bullying. Students, staff, and the school community are expected to conduct themselves at all times in accordance with Jewish values, and to demonstrate kavod (respect) and dignity towards others. We promote a culture where students and staff work together towards eliminating any form of bullying or other behavior that hinders teaching or learning. All students at Congregation B’nai Tikvah have:
To ensure that all our students enjoy these rights, we have adopted and will enforce this Behavior Policy and accompanying Brit Kehillah (Covenant of our Community). We also believe that in order for our students to enjoy their rights fully, each student should expect the best of his or her self, challenge his or her mind, accept responsibility for his or her actions, and show respect for all peers and staff.
We expect that all our students will refrain from the following:
Bullying causes pain and stress to victims and is never justified or excusable as “kids being kids,” “just teasing,” or any other rationalization. A student is never responsible for being a target of bullying.
Not all conflict constitutes bullying. At Congregation B’nai Tikvah, we define “bullying” as any intentional harmful behavior initiated by one or more persons and directed toward another person which takes place in the context of any program or service sponsored by the Religious School, whether on school property or on school-sponsored trips outside the building. Examples of bullying may include, but are not limited to, the following:
The following consequences will be imposed in the event of discipline violations by any student of the Religious School of Congregation B’nai Tikvah:
The following procedures shall apply:
Every student and his or her parent(s) must return a signed Brit Kehillah to the Cantor/Director of Education each school year, before the student may attend the Religious School of Congregation B’nai Tikvah for that year.
As the parent or guardian of a student enrolled in the Religious School of Congregation B’nai Tikvah, I make this pledge:
As a student enrolled in the Religious School of Congregation B’nai Tikvah, I make this pledge:
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