The Youth Groups of Northern
Hills Synagogue have combined with those of Congregation Ohav Shalom
to provide a larger number of Jewish friends for our children at
every age range. The youth groups are Chaverim (Grades K-2), Katan
(Grades 3-5), Kadima (Grades 6-8), and United Synagogue Youth-USY
(Grades 9-12). There is also programming for our college age students.
These groups provide our young people with an opportunity
to socialize, make new friends through contacts with other youth
groups in and outside of Cincinnati, and take part in a wide variety
of social, cultural, and religious activities. It is also a wonderful
opportunity for our congregation's youth to take on leadership
roles and responsibilities.
For more information on the Youth Groups, contact
Sarah Lempert at (513) 530-1826.
Chaverim (Kindergarten - 2nd Grade)
We will be planning several events this year for
children in K-2nd grade. Children will have the opportunity to
meet new friends and participate in some fun activities around
the city.
Katan (3rd - 5th Grade)
Katan
focuses largely on social development, giving children an opportunity
to form Jewish friendships in relaxed, fun environments. Your
child's participation in Katan is important to us. It serves
as an early step towards interest and active involvement in Kadima
and USY.
In Kadima, middle school students have a chance
to develop their leadership skills as they prepare for their
lives as Jewish teenagers. They decide on, help organize, and
participate in all kinds of exciting programs. Kadima-niks
also have opportunities to participate in citywide and regional
events.
This year, all Kadima events will be joint with
Adath Israel as well as Ohav Shalom.
North
Cincy USY (9th - 12th Grades)
USY members
plan and run their own exciting and meaningful local programs,
including social events and Social Action/Tikkun Olam (SA/TO)
activities. They also have the opportunity to participate
in citywide, regional and even international programs, building
strong Jewish bonds that can stay with them as they begin
their adult lives. |