Denver Graduation

67 ADULTS GRADUATE FROM CAJE'S FLORENCE MELTON ADULT MINI-SCHOOL

The Colorado Agency for Jewish Education (CAJE) recently honored 67 graduates of its Florence Melton Adult Mini-School at a formal ceremony at Congregation Rodef Shalom. The graduation ceremony featured a d'var Torah by Rabbi Sandra Cohen and reflections on the Melton experience by graduate Louann Miller.
"I believe that the first thing [Melton] has taught me is that there is so much more to learn, to understand and to study," said Miller in her remarks. "We reach far beyond our classrooms with a new awareness of our own identities as Jews to affect the Jewish world beyond us."
Students in the program attend classes for two hours per week, 31 weeks a year, for two years. Local rabbis and educators teach the Melton classes, and there are no prerequisites, grades, homework assignments or exams. The Mini-School is appropriate for all Jewish learners and is not affiliated with any particular branch of Judaism.

Registration for the 2005-06 academic year is now underway, and limited space is still available.

Information: Sue Parker Gerson, CAJE's Florence Melton Mini-School director, (303) 321-3191, ext. 232, or denver@fmams.org.il

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