Inclusion
Making Judaism Accessible
Kol Ami connects with all learners
Our goal is to make Judaism accessible to all, regardless of ability or disability. We pride ourselves on being a “house of prayer for all people” (Isaiah 56:5).
JDAIM
Congregation Kol Ami is proud to offer inclusive Religious School education and all-embracing events and programs year-round and during the highlighted month of February.
Adam Roth, MBA, M.Ed.
Kol Ami Inclusion Coordinator
Madrichim Team
This Religious School program introduces the educational strategies that are most effective with diverse learners. Once a month training is given to the team comprised of our compassionate high school students.
Tutors
These teachers will be part of our Religious School to provide individual or small group instruction for those students who need extra support beyond the regular classroom.
Here for You
Inclusion Coordinator Adam Roth is proud to make Judaism accessible to all. He relishes the opportunity to engage with Kol Ami’s school community, from students and families, to phenomenal teachers and dynamic clergy team to ensure that every student finds their unique connection to their faith.
Pictured: Adam Roth (left) celebrates Purim with Director of Education, Sheri Greenblatt
