Partner Programs
Tweens & Teens
BBYO
BBYO is open to all Jewish teens in grades 9-12. This youth-led organization provides opportunities for Jewish youth to develop a positive Jewish identity and leadership skills through programs the teens design for themselves. BBYO aims to cultivate and encourage Jewish leadership among teenagers, teaching them responsibility, discipline, tzedakah and Jewish values. For more information, please call the BBYO office at 301-984-6073.
ShalomLearning
ShalomLearning blends traditional classroom instruction with interactive online learning activities to make Jewish education more exciting, convenient and fun.
Shoresh Hebrew High School
After thirteen years of challenging young minds with Jewish studies, Shoresh Hebrew High School has found a new home at the JCC of Greater Washington to make their unique Jewish studies program more accessible to teenagers in grades 8-12.
Rockville Open House
Rockville Open House (ROH) is a supervised, safe gathering space for lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, queer, questioning, or intersex (LGBTQQI) Jewish teens, and their friends and allies, between the ages of 13-18 years old.
 Documentary Film & Post-Panel Discussion
Mom and Dad, I Have Something to Tell You
Tuesday, May 28, 7-9 p.m.
"Mom and Dad, I have something to tell you" is a documentary film about the journey parents are forced to take once their children tell them they are gay or lesbian. Until now all documentaries about the subject of coming out of the closet have been from the point of view of the person taking that step, and for the first time we try to understand what happens to those parents after their child tells them he is gay, or their daughter confesses she is a lesbian. Co-sponsored by the JCC of Greater Washington, Keshet, & Rockville Open House.
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