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HEART K-12 Education —

HEArt is a vibrant, engaging program tailored to suit the needs of our HEA families and provide a solid Jewish educational foundation. We strive to instill in our children a love and appreciation for everything Jewish. Our goal is to anchor your child’s social, emotional, and intellectual growth to Judaism—with the values and ethical living reflected in our traditions. HEArt proudly offers the ShalomLearning™ program for Kindergarten through 5th grade. Through the lens of mitzvot and values, HEArt teaches and emphasizes Jewish identity, pride, prayers, spirituality, Hebrew, and a connection to Israel through this engaging curriculum.

Click the image below to take a video trip through the 2023-2024 HEArt Religious School year!

HEART Mission —

The Hebrew Educational Alliance (HEA) understands that our continuation as a community, people, and faith depends on the next generation’s commitment to Judaism. HEART is a vibrant, engaging program tailored to suit the needs of our HEA families and provide a solid Jewish educational foundation. We strive to instill in our children a love and appreciation for everything Jewish. We face challenges that demand a wholesome approach to child development in today's world. Our goal is to anchor your child’s social, emotional, and intellectual growth to Judaism—with the values and ethical living reflected in our traditions.

HEART’s mission is to support your children in building strength of character with compassion and tolerance from preschool to Confirmation and beyond. Our classes and curriculum are designed to promote a sense of pride and belonging in our Jewish community.

For the Love of Judaism —

It is the Torah that brings us into the synagogue. It is our education that sends us into the world.

"The more Torah, the more life, the more schooling, the more wisdom.” (Pirke Avot)

Today's Religious School looks very different from the Hebrew School of the past. New approaches, flexible timeframes, and innovative teaching and learning methods are all part of this exciting Jewish learning experience.

HEA is proud to offer a modern approach…Hebrew Educational Alliance Ruach & Torah.

 

HEART Core Curriculum —

Our HEART program consists of 5 chambers: Sunday School (K to 5), Hebrew School (grades 4-6), Mensch Academy (grades 6-7), and HEA Youth Group Programs. At HEA, your children will find their HEART space. HEART is a vital part of continuing the heartbeat of the essence of Jewish Life through the central tenets of Judaism, sacred clusters of core values, and a Heart to Heart intergenerational-shared mission. We look forward to current and future generations finding their HEART center with HEA.

HEART proudly offers the ShalomLearningTM program for kindergarten through 5th grade. Through the lens of mitzvot and values, HEART will teach and emphasize Jewish identity, pride, prayers, spirituality, Hebrew, and a connection to Israel through this engaging curriculum.

Who we are and Why choose us

- Building Jewish COMMUNITY with kids and their families

- Inspiring kids to practice Jewish VALUES and actively participate in their Judaism

- Teaching HEBREW and meaningful Jewish content in fun and multi-dimensional ways

What makes us different?

- An experience that fosters Jewish community beyond religious school

- A curriculum that reaches kids in the way they learn best Interactions with the dynamic synagogue community and the practice of Tikkun Olam

- Foster learning about traditions, holidays, mitzvot and our core Jewish values

- Intergenerational programming and involvement

At the HEART of it All —

   Mallory Bustow

    Director of Education

    Email: Mallory@HEAdenver.org

    Phone: (720) 390-4423

 

 

Mallory Bustow became HEA’s Education Director in August 2024. An experienced Jewish educator, Mallory taught 4th grade for HEArt and has tutored dozens of b’nai mitzvah and Hebrew reading students. She previously served as HEA's Ritual Coordinator. She is in her final year of The Davidson School’s Online Master of Arts in Jewish Education program with a focus in Educational Leadership at the Jewish Theological Seminary, graduating in May 2025. Before shifting to Jewish education, Mallory was a nonprofit fundraising professional who raised millions of dollars for social impact organizations over a 12-year career. She was a recipient of the prestigious Boettcher Scholarship, awarded to top Colorado students who attend undergraduate programs in the state. Mallory graduated with a Master’s in Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Finance, summa cum laude and with University Honors, from the University of Denver.

 

Contact Us —

If you have questions about our program, need forms, pricing information, or would like to set an appointment for a school visit please call the Religious School office.

Hebrew Educational Alliance Religious School
3600 S Ivanhoe St, Denver, CO 80237-1196
Telephone: (720) 390-4430 
Email: INFO@HEAdenver.org

 

 

Mon, December 9 2024 8 Kislev 5785