At Manetto Hill Jewish Center, we make Jewish education and Hebrew School an exciting, lifelong journey. Located in Plainview, New York, our synagogue religious school helps children, teens, and adults build a proud Jewish identity within a supportive, egalitarian Conservative community.
We understand that modern families in Nassau County have busy extracurricular schedules. That is why our Hebrew school program features a flexible schedule alongside dynamic single-age and multi-grade learning environments designed to fit your lifestyle.
Explore our learning community today—we look forward to partnering with your family to build lasting Jewish roots.
Download the Religious School Registration Form. You can fill out this form directly on your computer or print it out to complete by hand. Once completed, please email it to our main office at mhjcoffice@gmail.com.
Flexible Hebrew School Programs for All Ages
Our certified teachers provide a warm, fun, and engaging environment where students develop a deep appreciation for Jewish culture, history, Israel, and traditions.
Adult Education & Bar/Bat Mitzvah Training
Learning at MHJC extends far beyond childhood. We offer robust educational tracks to support our community at every stage of life.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Plainview Hebrew School
Q: Do we need to be synagogue members to enroll our children in the religious school?
A: We welcome all families exploring Jewish learning. MHJC uses a visionary Give from the Heart membership model where you decide your own financial contribution, making synagogue community membership accessible to everyone.
Q: What days does the Hebrew school meet?
A: To accommodate busy family schedules, our formal 3rd through 7th-grade classes meet twice per week. Families can choose a flexible track that includes Sundays or Mondays, plus a mid-week afternoon session.
Q: Where is the religious school located?
A: Our school is located at the Manetto Hill Jewish Center at 244 Manetto Hill Road, Plainview, NY 11803. We proudly serve Jewish families across Plainview, Old Bethpage, Syosset, and eastern Nassau County.