Congregation Bnai Tikvah
1558 Wilmot Road, Deerfield, Illinois 60015
Phone: 847-945-0470 | info@bnaitikvah.net
Important Religious School Dates:
September 19th 2021 – First Day of Religious School
January 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th – Parent Teacher Conferences
March 13th 2022 – Purim Carnival
May 20th 2022 – Last Day of School
No Sunday Religious School for PreK – 7th Grade:
October 3rd (Shabbat Programming*)
November 28th (Thanksgiving)
December 5th (Shabbat Programming*)
December 19th & 26th (Winter Break)
January 2nd (Conferences)
February 20th (President’s Day)
March 20th & 27th (Spring Break)
April 17th & 24th (Passover)
May 8th (Mother’s Day)
*Shabbat Sh’Kids Programming:
October 2nd & 16th
November 6th & 20th
December 4th & 18th
January 15th
February 5th & 19th
March 5th & 19th
April 2nd & 16th
May 7th & 21st
June 4th
No Weekday Hebrew Sessions
| MONDAY
3rd – 7th Grade |
TUESDAY
3rd – 7th Grade |
WEDNESDAY
3rd – 7th Grade |
THURSDAY
3rd – 7th Grade |
| September 20th (Sukkot) | September 21st (Sukkot) | September 22nd (Sukkot) | September 23rd (Sukkot) |
| September 27th (Shmini Atzeret) | September 28th (Simchat Torah) | September 29th (Simchat Torah) | November 25th (Thanksgiving) |
| December 20th (Winter Break) | November 23rd (Thanksgiving) | November 24th (Thanksgiving) | December 23rd (Winter Break) |
| December 27th (Winter Break) | December 21st (Winter Break) | December 22nd (Winter Break) | December 31st (Winter Break) |
| January 3rd (Conferences) | December 28th (Winter Break) | December 29th (Winter Break) | January 6th (Conferences) |
| February 21st (President’s Day) | January 4th (Conferences) | January 5th (Conferences) | March 17th (Purim) |
| March 21st (Spring Break) | February 22nd (President’s Day) | March 16th (Purim) | March 24th (Spring Break) |
| April 18th (Passover) | March 22nd (Spring Break) | March 23rd (Spring Break) | April 21st (Passover) |
| April 19th (Passover) | April 20th (Passover) |
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