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Rayner CenterThe Alfred G. Rayner Learning Center was started in 1984 in an effort to provide daily care for infants and young children. Today the school has evolved into a day care and learning center for pre-kindergarten children.

The Center has two goals: First, to provide safe, quality, professional care and supervision of the infants and young children entrusted to the school. Second, to initiate the educational process by providing a foundation of values and techniques of learning appropriate material for each age group. The Learning Center emphasizes Judaism, its customs and culture.

Non-Jewish students are welcome to participate in this program, and their diverse backgrounds are respected. The Rayner Center is located at Beth Shalom Synagogue, but operates as an independent organization.

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Jewish Studies at Louisiana State University (LSU)
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Established in 1992, our mission is to serve as the intellectual heart of Jewish Studies in Louisiana, cultivating knowledge about Jewish cultures, religion, literature, history, and identity both within the academy and within the community.
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Sigma Alpha Mu Jewish Fraternity at Louisiana State University

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Hillel at Louisiana State University (LSU)
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The Jewish Federation of Greater Baton Rouge provides funding for programming and a part-time coordinator to encourage and support Jewish Life on the LSU campus.

Hillel consists of our re-envisioned executive board, advisor Dan Novak, interim Hillel staff Moshe Cohen, around 30 active members, and over 170 on our listserv! Activities include an on campus sukkah, in home shabbat dinners, Taglit-Birthright Israel and volunteer opportunities for the greater jewish community and more.

In the wake of the hurricanes in Fall 2005, Hillel at LSU became nationally recognized by Hillel International and received attention from the Jewish Federations at the national and local levels.
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Camp Kol Bo-Reznikoff Day Camp
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Camp Kol Bo is a community sponsored two week-long Jewish day camp for children ages 4-7 in Baton Rouge where children learn about Judaism and make memories that last a lifetime.

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Baton Rouge Federation of Temple Youth (BaRFTY)
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Baton Rouge Federation of Temple Youth (BaRFTY). Our local chapter of the North American Federation of Temple Youth serving the youth of both congregations. BaRFTY has high school members from both Congregation B'nai Israel and Congregation Beth Shalom, both located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This enthusiastic bunch of kids is active in the Baton Rouge Jewish community and has monthly social gatherings for both fun and education.



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Holocaust Educators Scholarship Available

The Jewish Federation of Greater Baton Rouge and The Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival would like to formally invite all secondary English and social studies teachers to apply for a fully funded scholarship to attend the Arthur and Rochelle Belfer National Conference for Educators hosted by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Read more...

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