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Jewish Youth Clubs in Queens Public Schools
Chabad’s Jewish Youth Clubs bring Jewish learning, culture, friendship, and fun to students in local public schools. Through Torah learning, hands-on activities, games, snacks, pizza, and meaningful conversations, students can explore their Jewish identity and connect with their community in a welcoming environment.
At Forest Hills High School, the Jewish Club, also known as the Bukharin Club, meets Wednesdays during 5th period, from 10:33–11:20 AM, in Room B5.
At J.H.S. 157 Halsey, the Jewish Culture Club is a free after-school program held Fridays from October through March, 2:30–3:30 PM, featuring Jewish topics, activities, friends, and weekly pizza. Students can register through Sydney Cohen in Room 318B.
At J.H.S. 190 Russell Sage, the Jewish Club meets Tuesdays from October through March, 2:30–3:30 PM, offering students opportunities to explore Jewish topics, enjoy snacks and activities, and make friends. Register at ChabadYQ.com/RS190.
These Jewish student clubs help young people build friendships, discover Jewish traditions, and celebrate their Jewish identity while at school.
For more information, contact Rabbi Yaakov Horvitz at 347-770-4451.
Bring a Jewish Club to Your Child’s School!
Don’t see your child’s school on our list? Let’s change that! Reach out to us and help bring Jewish learning, friendship, fun, and community to even more students.
Sponsor a Jewish Club for just $100!
Teens love pizza, and pizza brings everyone together! Your $100 sponsorship helps cover the cost of weekly pizza and supports a welcoming space where Jewish students can connect, learn, and build friendships.
Join us for the Released Time Hour!
Give your child an opportunity to explore Jewish learning, traditions, and culture through the Released Time Jewish Hour Program. This engaging program offers Jewish stories, prayers, games, snacks, prizes, and fun activities that help children build Jewish pride and connect with their heritage.
Parents can learn more and register their children online.
