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Youth & Young Adults
workshops. We are proud of our solid curriculum and
dedicated teachers who keep the children motivated
and enthusiastic. For a Hebrew School your children
will love, call Dinie Rapoport at (262) 242-2235.
The Pelz Hebrew School is a division of the Peltz Center for Jewish Life.
T CTeen – Madison
CTeenMadison@gmail.com
MadisonJewishTeens.com
Director: Mushkie Matusof
CTeen Madison compacts exhilarating fun and meaningful
projects into a program that’s thrilling and uniting. Education at
the forefront, every program is designed to enhance the development of important life skills. Help teens build compassion by
giving back to the community through various humanitarian
projects. Build social skills through positive affiliations, ensuring
personal growth in a society where working together is the key
to advancement. All planned and executed by the teen leaders.
T CTeen – Mequon
2233 W. Mequon Rd.
Mequon, WI 53092
(262) 242-2235
Director: Rabbi Moshe Rapoport,
Moshe@ChabadMequon.org
CTeen Mequon is part of the international CTeen organization for high school students. CTeen is a social club where
teens learn about themselves and their heritage through giving
to others and participating in interactive, hands-on activities. At CTeen Mequon, teens enjoy Friday night dinners,
weekly classes, trips, Shabbatons, use of their own beautiful
CTeen Lounge at CFJL, challah baking and of course the very
popular Kosher Food Club at Homestead High School.
The CTeen Mequon is a division of the Peltz Center for Jewish Life.
T CTeen – Milwaukee
8825 N. Lake Dr.
Bayside, WI 53217
(414) 228-8372
ShulCenter.org • CTeenMKE.org
Director: Rabbi Avremi Schapiro, Avremi@ChabadWI.org
CTeen is designed to reach teenagers during their transformation between childhood and adulthood. Programming
focuses on social, educational and humanitarian projects,
joining teens together in an environment that nurtures the
soul and inspires the individual. Through local chapter
programming and customized online social networking,
teens become part of the worldwide CTeen Network
and begin to see society through the Torah’s perspective,
learning Jewish values in an intuitive and creative way.
This solid Jewish foundation outfits teens with the capacity to make better choices as they grow to adulthood.
T The Friendship Circle
8649 N. Port Washington Rd.
Fox Point, W 53217
414-755-5855
Info@FCWI.org
FCWI.org
The Friendship Circle provides unconditional acceptance,
friendship and support for those with special needs and
their families. Local teens and adults involve their special
friends in 27+ programs that allow their unique gifts to
shine, while volunteers renew their own compassion,
shaping our community’s next generation of leaders.
T JMequon
2233 W. Mequon Rd.
Mequon, WI 53092
(262) 242-2235 • (262) 957-0051
doobie@chabadmequon.org
ChabadMequon.org/JMequon
Directors: Rabbi Doobie and Mushka Lisker
A Mequon collective for Jews in their 20s and 30s. We bring
together, engage and inspire young Jews in Mequon. Through
authentic personal connection, creative events and friendly
Jewish experiences. Because we believe in the infinite potential
within every Jew. We provide an array of soul nourishing,
dynamic social events, handcrafted educational experiences,
meaningful spiritual gatherings and opportunities for authentic relationships. For more information visit our website.
JMequon is a division of the Peltz Center for Jewish Life.
T Living Legacy
8825 N. Lake Dr.
Bayside, WI 53217
(414) 228-8000 ext. 208
ShulCenter.org
Director: Rabbi Avremi Schapiro, Avremi@ChabadWI.org
The Living Legacy is a series of 10 dynamic workshops for all
ages, including a shofar factory for Rosh Hashanah; oil pressing
for Chanukah; and matzah baking for Passover designed to
engage, challenge and actively involve Jewish youth in their
heritage through the hands-on creation of Jewish ritual objects.
T Milwaukee Community Hebrew School
8825 N. Lake Dr.
Bayside, WI 53217
(414) 228-8000 ext. 201
MilwaukeeHS.org
Director: Chava Edelman, Chava@ChabadWI.org
Through a warmhearted and sincere approach emphasizing the joy and delight in Judaism, MCHS strives to instill
knowledge, ownership and pride in a child’s Jewish heritage.
Learning and exploration take place through specialized
units that develop deep understanding and appreciation
for Jewish practice and values. A holistic whole-family
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