What's the process?
Step 1- Register on our website to become a JewQ contestant.
Step 2- Receive your very own Living Jewish book and study guide. (1 book for all grades)
Step 3- Set aside 35 minutes a week to study at home
Step 4- Throughout thirteen weeks, we will have three scheduled tests on the information.
Step 5- Score an average of 70% to qualify for an outstanding grand local trip with other participating children!
Step 6- Contestants who average 70% or higher will also be invited to the CKidsShabbaton in New York and the JewQ international Championship
Are contestants required to learn information from younger grades?
No. Contestants only need to know the information allocated to their grade.
Do contestants need to know all the information for the last test?
No. There are three tests throughout the learning period. Each test covers the information learned in the few weeks leading up to that test. However, contestants that qualify to go on stage at the international championship will be asked questions from all the information.
Where do contestants learn the information?
Contestants should study the information at home using the Jewq book and study guide. There are also games and audio to help learn in a fun way!
What age is JewQ geared for?
Participants must be in Grades 3-7 to be part of JewQ.
Do I need to be part of Hebrew School to join?
Any child can join as long as they are NOT enrolled in a Jewish day school
Where can I pick up the JewQ Book and guide?
At Moldau Hebrew School. Get in touch with us to coordinate a time for pickup
Is there a cost involved?
The cost to enroll is $36 per child. NY Shabbaton trip costs are not included.
Where are the tests administered?
Tests take place 3 times throughout the span of the program at Moldau Hebrew School. If you cannot attend in person we can send the test to parents, who can then proctor it at home