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Hebrew College embraces a mission that connects serious academic study of Judaism with the educational needs and challenges of the community through our outstanding graduate, community and youth learning, and professional development programs.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hebrew College
What is the primary mission of Hebrew College?
Hebrew College connects serious academic study of Judaism with community educational needs through its graduate, community, youth learning, and professional development programs.
Where is Hebrew College located?
Hebrew College is located at 1860 Washington St, Newton, MA 02466, USA.
What are the regular hours of operation for Hebrew College?
Hebrew College is open Monday to Thursday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Friday from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM, Sunday from 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM, and is closed on Saturdays.
How can I contact Hebrew College by phone?
You can contact Hebrew College by calling +1 617-559-8600.
What type of institution is Hebrew College?
Hebrew College is classified as a university and religious school.
Is Hebrew College open on weekends?
Hebrew College is closed on Saturdays but open on Sundays from 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
Which nearby synagogue can I visit when attending Hebrew College?
Temple Reyim is a nearby synagogue and religious organization customers can visit before or after their time at Hebrew College.
How can I reach Hebrew College using public transit?
You can use the MBTA Woodland Station, a nearby metro station, and Woodland Station - Green Line train station to access Hebrew College conveniently.
Are there recreational activities near Hebrew College?
Yes, the Newton Bridge Club and Woodland Golf Club offer sports and recreational activities close to Hebrew College for visitors to enjoy.
Are there schools near Hebrew College that provide early childhood or elementary education?
Kesher Newton is a nearby religious elementary school, and Holway Early Childhood Centers at Lasell University offers preschool programs close to Hebrew College.