By signing my name below, my child(ren) have permission to participate in the Floyd S. Fierman Religious School at Temple Mount Sinai. In consideration of my child(ren)'s acceptance as a religious school student, I hereby waive any and all claims against Temple Mount Sinai, its staff and its employees that may arise out of any injury, loss or damage suffered by my child(ren) during any religious school activity. I hereby authorize the school coordinator to obtain emergency medical care for my child(ren) in the event such care is indicated. I give my permission for my child(ren) to receive emergency medical care by any nurse, doctor, paramedic or member of a medical staff of a hospital licensed by the State of Texas. I understand that every effort will be made to notify a parent/guardian prior to treatment.

I certify that my child(ren) is(are) in good physical health. They have my permission to participate in all activities that are part of the regular religious school program. 

At The Floyd S. Fierman Religious School we are committed to Lifelong Jewish learning and aim to provide all students this foundation in childhood.  In order to become Bat/Bar Mitzvah at Temple Mount Sinai, we expect that students in 2nd through 8th grades will attend a Jewish educational program in order to achieve this goal and we highly encourage attendance of additional Hebrew which will be held on Wednesday afternoons at B'nai Zion. (All students in grades 2-8 will receive an hour of Hebrew instruction on Sundays. Wednesday is an additional hour for those students in need of weekday language learning in preparation for their Bat/Bat Mitzvah or for those students who want to enhance their language learning.)

From time to time your child’s photo may be taken in our classrooms or special events.  We use these photos in the Temple bulletin or to share with the greater community through the Jewish Federation.

You may have noticed that at the top of the form we begin with family information.  This is intentional.  The work of raising and educating Jewish children cannot be done in the school alone, but is a project of the school, the family and the community. You are not just registering your child(ren) for school today, but in fact your entire family.   When you come in the building and spend time learning and volunteering with us, you make a powerful statement to your children that Jewish learning is a lifelong process and that we are all on the same team in creating these experiences for them.  Don’t underestimate the subtle power of this statement!

We have specific days during the course of the year (see calendar for dates) on which parents are requested to attend with students (Family Learning Events) Please plan to join us on these days.

In addition to those opportunities to participate we are in need of regular volunteers to assist with occasional school lunches, volunteering opportunities and, potentially, to help lead a specific course or project.  Would you consider supporting our school in an ongoing role or a limited engagement?