04 Nov BCHA Welcomes Families to First Open House
On Sunday, November 1, BCHA opened its campus to current and prospective families for its Early Childhood Open House. Families spent the morning exploring the school, meeting educators and staff, and discovering what makes the BCHA community so special.
The program offered parents a chance to hear directly from school leadership. Leora Hauptman, director of admissions and community engagement, and Nicole Makovsky, director of early childhood, shared insight into the school’s approach to the early years and the experience children have from their very first days on campus. They were joined by Rabbi Jordan Soffer, BCHA’s new head of school, who welcomed families and spoke about the value of a Jewish education.
“I want to congratulate you all, first and foremost, for being here today,” said Rabbi Soffer. “Giving a child the gift of a Jewish education is one of the most sacred and meaningful things you can do, and that decision bears many congratulations.”
While parents learned about the school, prospective students enjoyed their own program. Young visitors enjoyed BCHA’s annual magic show, a beloved tradition that delighted children and offered a glimpse of the joy and ruach that fill the school’s classrooms.
Throughout the morning, families had the opportunity to ask questions, connect with educators and staff, and see firsthand the warm, nurturing environment that defines BCHA’s Early Childhood program. For many, the open house was a first look at the school community; for current families, it was a chance to reconnect and share their own experiences with those considering BCHA for their children.
Interested in BCHA?
BCHA hosts its Upper School Open House on Sunday, November, 15th. Contact Stella Cohen for more information