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Events Calendar

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Tue 24

WTBA Book Club
Send For Me
Tues., May. 24 (7:30-9 pm)

May 24 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Fri 27

Picnic Shabbat with The ShabbaTones
Fri., May 27 (6:30 pm – dinner; 7:15 pm – services)

May 27 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Sat 28

Torah Study
Saturdays (8:45-10:00 am)

May 28 @ 8:45 am - 10:00 am
Sat 28

Shabbat Morning Service
Celebrating the Bar Mitzvah of Max Sticklin
Sat., May 28 (10:30am)

May 28 @ 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Sun 29

WTBA Spring 2022 Stretch & Strengthen Yoga
Sundays (2-3 pm)
Feb. 6 – June 26

May 29 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Machane TBA heading

Dismissal, Carpool Lane & Parking Lot Procedures

Dismissal

The diagrams below illustrate the dismissal procedures for students in grades K-6.  These diagrams will also be prominently displayed in the Temple lobby at student pick-up times.

For students in PRIMARY (grades K-2): Guardians must park their cars, come into the lobby, and look for the sign with the name of their child’s teacher.   Children will be lined up behind their teacher.

For students in L’MALA/L’MATA (grades 3-6): Guardians can come into the lobby to pick up their child at their designated grade level area. Guardians may also wait in their car and pick up their child in the carpool lane (see parking lot photo below). 

For students in TBAjrHigh (7th grade) and TBAHigh (8th-12th grade): Guardians can come into the lobby to pick up their child. Guardians may also wait in their car and pick up their child in the carpool lane (see parking lot photo below). For safety purposes students may only enter cars in between the Sanctuary and Chapel entrance doors when using the carpool lane.

Feel free to direct any questions about dismissal to Kim Roberts, Director of Education.

Primary Dismissal
3rd-6th Grade Dismissal

Carpool Lane & Parking Lot

Please look at the parking lot diagram below showing lane use. When you are picking up or dropping off children, do not use the red “No Parking” areas as alternative drop-off locations as this creates unacceptable hazards for our children and additional maintenance costs for our congregation.

“No Parking” signs will clearly mark these areas.

Safety must be our highest priority in the parking lot – even more important than being on time. A large part of the safety of our children depends on every driver recognizing the importance of designated lane use and of No Parking areas. Parking on grassy areas results in passengers exiting vehicles directly into the flow of traffic. Leaving your car in any location that is not a parking place, even for “just a few seconds” to run into the building, creates a hazard for everyone behind you.

Above all, please be the most defensive and courteous driver possible. Nearly every week we see a story about a child being injured in a parking lot accident. We have recently had some close calls in our own parking lot. And, while we have been fortunate that we have not had any injuries, it is important for everyone driving into our lot to understand that there are children present, and that they sometimes take an unpredictable path. We do not want the next “Child Injured in Parking Lot” story to be about the Temple Beth Ami lot.

Thank you for your continuing concern for our families and support of our congregation.

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Temple Beth Ami, 14330 Travilah Road Rockville MD, 20850
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