2026-2027 Bar/Bat Mitzva Club Registration

Bat Mitzvah Club

More Than a Celebration

Becoming a Bat Mitzvah is an important stage in a girl’s life—a time to discover what it means to grow into a Jewish young woman.

At the Chabad Neshama Bat Mitzvah Club, girls explore meaningful topics such as friendship, confidence, responsibility, Jewish identity, and making thoughtful choices. Everything takes place in a warm and welcoming environment where the girls can speak openly, ask questions, build friendships, and connect with one another.

Each gathering combines meaningful conversations, Jewish wisdom, creative projects, hands-on activities, and plenty of fun with friends. The girls discover the beauty of mitzvot, strengthen their connection to their Jewish heritage, and learn how their unique talents can bring light to the people around them.

Our goal is for every girl to enter her Bat Mitzvah celebration not only prepared for her special day, but feeling proud, connected, confident, and inspired from within.

Our Sunday Curriculum Will Include

Hebrew Reading and Eishet Chayil

The girls will strengthen their Hebrew-reading skills directly from the original text, with the goal of being able to read Eishet Chayil confidently in honor of their Bat Mitzvah.

Eishet Chayil: Women of Valor

During each lesson, we will learn and discuss one verse of Eishet Chayil—A Woman of Valor. The girls will explore its meaning and discover how its timeless message connects to their lives today.

Each lesson will be brought to life through a related hands-on activity, including topics such as challah, keeping kosher, Shabbat candle lighting, and the beauty of Shabbat.

The program will culminate in a beautiful end-of-year Eishet Chayil production, in which each girl will represent and share the story of a different Jewish woman from history.

JewQ

JewQ is another exciting feature of the Bat Mitzvah Club. Through JewQ, the girls will gain a broad foundation of Jewish knowledge, including Jewish history, holidays, customs, traditions, and a deeper love and connection to Israel.

Special Events and Experiences

Throughout the year, the girls will enjoy special events and memorable experiences, including monthly culinary activities, karate, Jewish birthday celebrations, trips, Friday-night dinners, barbecues, and more.

Preparing for Shabbat and the Jewish Holidays

The girls will learn practical and meaningful ways to prepare for Shabbat and the Jewish holidays, helping them bring Jewish traditions, excitement, and inspiration into their own homes.

Bat Mitzvah Club Preparation

Eishet Chayil Production

Girls attending a Bat Mitzvah Club limo trip

Girls’ Limo Trip

Shabbat Experience

Bar Mitzvah Club

More Than a Celebration

Becoming a Bar Mitzvah is about much more than the party or the celebration. It is a milestone in a boy’s life, transforming him from a child into a Jewish adult—not simply a teenager. It is a time for him to discover what it means to grow into a responsible and confident Jewish young man.

At the Chabad Neshama Bar Mitzvah Club, boys learn how to put on tefillin and explore the meaning and importance of this special mitzvah. They also learn about the synagogue and its many meaningful details, as well as the Torah—what it is, when it is read, how it is read, and why it is central to Jewish life.

Throughout the program, we develop confidence, responsibility, Jewish identity, and the ability to make thoughtful choices. Everything takes place in a warm and welcoming environment where the boys can speak openly, ask questions, build friendships, and connect with one another.

Each gathering combines meaningful conversations, Jewish wisdom, creative projects, hands-on activities, and plenty of fun with friends. The boys discover the beauty of mitzvot, strengthen their connection to their Jewish heritage, and learn how their unique talents can bring light to the people around them.

Our goal is for every boy to enter his Bar Mitzvah celebration not only prepared for his special day, but feeling proud, connected, confident, and inspired from within.

Our Sunday Curriculum Will Include

Hebrew Reading

The boys will strengthen their ability to read Hebrew directly from the original text, helping them become more comfortable and confident with Jewish prayer and study.

Becoming a Jewish Adult

Each lesson will explore a different topic connected to becoming a Bar Mitzvah and the new responsibilities a boy accepts as a Jewish adult.

Tefillin, the Synagogue, and the Torah

The boys will learn how to put on tefillin and understand its meaning. They will also explore the synagogue, its important features, and the role of the Torah—what it is, when and how it is read, and why it is so important to Jewish life.

JewQ

Through JewQ, the boys will gain a broad foundation of Jewish knowledge, including Jewish history, holidays, customs, traditions, and a deeper love and connection to Israel.

Special Events and Experiences

Throughout the year, the boys will enjoy special events and memorable experiences, including monthly culinary activities, karate, Jewish birthday celebrations, trips, Friday-night dinners, barbecues, and more.

Bar Mitzvah Club Preparation

Boys participating in the Bar Mitzvah Club

Full Name*

First Name Last Name

Hebrew Name

Age*

Birth Date*

Month Day Year

School*

Grade Entering*

Address*

Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City	State / Province
Postal / Zip Code	Country

Home Phone

Area Code Phone Number

Child's Cell Phone

Area Code Phone Number

Child's E-mail

Name of Sibling 1

First Name Last Name

Age of Sibling 1

Name of Sibling 2

First Name Last Name

Age of Sibling 2

Father's Name

First Name Last Name

Father's Religion

Father's Occupation

Father's Business Name

Father's Address

Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City	State / Province
Postal / Zip Code	Country

Father's E-mail

Father's cell

Area Code Phone Number

Father's Facebook

Mother's Name

First Name Last Name

Mother's Religion

Mother's Occupation

Mother's Business Name

Mother's Address

Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City	State / Province
Postal / Zip Code	Country

Mother's E-mail

Mother's Cell

Area Code Phone Number

Mother's Facebook

Is the mother of the child Jewish?*

YesNo

Is the father of the child Jewish?*

YesNo

Were there any conversions or adoptions in the family? *

YesNo

If yes, please describe:

Marital Status of Parents:*

MarriedSeparatedDivorced

If divorced - how long?

What goals do you have for your child attending Bar/Bat Mitzva Club?*

Please share any other information you feel is important for Bar/Bat Mitzva Club to be aware of. This can include exceptional behavior, concerns, particular activities, family relationships etc.

How did you hear about us? (If through a friend, please specify who.)

Comments

Emergency Contact 1*

First Name Last Name

Relation to Child*

Phone Number*

Area Code Phone Number

Business Phone

Area Code Phone Number

Emergency Contact 2*

First Name Last Name

Relation to Child*

Phone Number*

Area Code Phone Number

Business Phone

Area Code Phone Number

CONFIDENTIAL: Does your child have any allergies or other medical condition we should be aware of? If yes, please describe them and indicate special precautions or care needed.

Doctor's Name*

First Name Last Name

Doctor's Phone*

Area Code Phone Number

Doctor's Address*

Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City	State / Province
Postal / Zip Code	Country

Permission for Emergency Medical Treatment:*

As the parent(s) or legal guardian I/we authorize any adult acting on behalf of Bar/Bat Mitzva Club to hospitalize or secure treatment for my child. I further agree to pay all charges for that care and/or treatment. It is understood that if time and circumstances reasonably permit, Chabad Hebrew School personnel will try, but are not required, to communicate with me prior to such treatment.I hereby give permission for my child to attend all field trips and outings sponsored by Bar/Bat Mitzva Club.

• Tuition per year: $1,500 plus $200 books and supplies and $200 registration fee. TShirt $15 each.

• Books, supplies and registration fee to be paid upon registration

• Tuition should be paid in full by registration, unless other arrangements are made with the director. Tuition can be paid in cash, by check, Zelle 718-207-8392 or online by credit card. Checks should be payable to Chabad Neshama. (311 Seabreeze Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11224)

• We at Chabad encourage every Jewish child to have a Jewish education. If you can not afford the tuition fee, feel free to apply for a scholarship, please click here. (This will be evaluated by the Chabad Neshama Committee).

• Special promotion Receive a 10% discount if you refer a friend who signs up.

Please select all that apply:*

I am paying the $1,500 tuition fee in (1) installment.I am paying the $1,500 tuition fee in (2) $800 installments, today and on Dec. 1, 2026Sibling Discount: First child is full price, each additional child receives 10% off.Refer a friend: 10% discount if you refer a friend who signs up.

Friend's name

Commitment*

I understand that by submitting this form I am committing to pay the above outlined tuition fees.

Name*

First Name Last Name

Initials*

Date*

Month Day Year

Book, Supplies and registration fee*

$200 books and supplies, $200 registration fee

Payment*

Credit Card Cash, Check, Zelle

Postal / Zip Code

Country

Amount to charge my card today In addition to books and registration fee

$1500

Total

$0.00

To apply for a scholarship, please click here

2026-2027 Bar/Bat Mitzva Club Registration

Student Information

Father's Information

Mother's Information

Confidential

Other

Emergency File

Tuition Agreement

Secure Online Payment

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