Become a Madrich/a – Make a Difference!

Madrichim Leadership Program
Madrichim are mentors and role models who help guide our younger students in Religious School. Our goal is to create a leadership program that helps our youth learn, grow, and build confidence while strengthening their connection to the Jewish community and their Jewish identity.

If you are in 8th grade or above, enrolled in our Religious School, and love making a difference, this is the perfect opportunity for you! Madrichim assist teachers with planning, teaching, and motivating students. Submit an application »

Expectations for Madrichim

• Serve as positive role models for younger students
• Demonstrate leadership, respect, and Jewish values
• Dress and behave appropriately
• Be engaged and present during classes
• Support students and teachers in the classroom
• Help lead activities, discussions, and portions of class
• Continue to grow as both leaders and learners

Commitment to Jewish Learning

• Madrichim are expected to continue their Jewish learning through participation in Post B’nai mitzvah education and youth programming
• Active participation helps madrichim strengthen their leadership skills and Jewish identity
• Because madrichim are guides and role models, their involvement demonstrates the importance of Jewish learning and community engagement

Post B’nai Mitzvah Education Participation

• Participation in Post B’nai Mitzvah education is an important part of the Madrichim Leadership Program
• During the 2026–2027 year, madrichim are expected to attend Post B’nai Mitzvah education classes at least once per month as part of a gradual integration of leadership and learning
• Attendance expectations may increase in future years as the program continues to grow

Expectations for Parents

• Support both their children and the goals of the madrichim program
• Encourage consistent participation, engagement, and leadership
• Partner with staff to help create a positive and supportive community for all students

Our Vision
We are working to connect teen leadership with ongoing Jewish learning and engagement intentionally. Through this program, we hope to help our teens grow into confident leaders, active community members, and strong Jewish role models.

If your child is interested in becoming a Madrich/a, please reach out to Brenda Olshever, Director of K-12 Education, for an application.  All applications should be received by July 31, 2026.

Available Opportunities:

Sundays (Grades K–6): 9:00 AM–11:30/12:00 PM

Tuesdays (Grade 7):

• 6:00–6:30 PM: Dinner
• 6:30–7:30 PM: Judaica
• 7:30–8:00 PM: Peer Tutoring
  Teen Tuesday includes Tutoring.

Wednesdays (Grades 4–6): 4:00 PM–6:30 PM

👉 Grades 8–10: Earn community service hours
👉 Grades 11–12: Choose between being paid or earning community service hours Apply to become a Madrich/a here >  

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