TRS offers many ways for children and teens to develop leadership skills, deepen their Jewish learning, serve others and discover their unique gifts and passions. Be sure to explore upcoming opportunities on the TRS calendar, or contact our Youth Engagement Team to learn more about leadership and service opportunities for teens.
Want to make an impact, build leadership skills, and help others? These opportunities help teens take on meaningful responsibilities, develop confidence, and put Jewish values into action.
Our Madrichim program is for 9th-12th graders interested in building their leadership skills by assisting in our K-6 Religious School classes. For more information, please contact our Teen Engagement Manager, Hannah Foleck.
Best for: Best for mentoring younger students and developing teaching skills.
Are you trying to find a fun and rewarding job at Camp TRS this summer? Interested in being part of an incredible team? Our Staff Application opens December 1st!
Best for: Best for leadership, teamwork, and working with children.
Designed for 8th graders ready to take on a leadership role at TRS, this monthly gathering combines dinner, team building, and hands-on opportunities to help shape the youth community.s to take on greater responsibility as a Jewish adult. Please check our Events webpage for an upcoming session during the school year.
Best for: 8th graders interested in developing leadership skills and getting more involved at TRS.
Youth and teen engagement at Temple Rodef Shalom fuels your 3rd-12th graders’ connection to Judaism in a fun, inspiring, and authentic way!
Best for: Best for Jewish experiences for children and teens.
Our Religious School is a vibrant, engaging and inclusive community dedicated to partnering with families to lay the groundwork for the next generation of engaged, informed, compassionate Jews through fun, interactive, meaningful experiences.
Best for: Best for Jewish education, friendships, and building a strong Jewish foundation.
The B’nai Mitzvah journey helps students deepen their connection to Jewish learning, tradition and community as they prepare to lead worship and mark this important milestone. Along the way, students build confidence, develop new skills and explore what it means to take on greater responsibility as a Jewish adult.
Best for: Jewish learning, personal growth and meaningful engagement in Jewish life.
From Feed ‘Em Fridays to Invasive Species Removal, there are many ways for hands-on service and helping others. Some programs have age limits or require a parent. Check our Mitzvah Opportunities page for a complete listing.
Best for: Community service and giving back.
