Chicago Interfaith Family School | Jewish Catholic Children

Since 1993 the Chicago Interfaith Family School has provided both
Jewish and Catholic education to more than 120 interfaith families and
300 interfaith children. Families from Chicago and the Chicago suburbs
join in the interfaith education of their children, by teaching Catholic
and Jewish traditions, history and beliefs.

	The Family School is a Sunday school program for children and parents of Catholic and Jewish interfaith families. Classes meet on Sunday mornings twice a month in downtown Chicago on the campus of Old St. Patrick’s Church, one block east of I-90/94. Learn more. Students from kindergarten through 8th grade are taught in age-appropriate classrooms, with fully developed Catholic and Jewish interfaith curriculum for each grade level. Learn more. Classes are taught by parents on a rotating schedule. Parent participation is one of the most rewarding benefits of Family School! Learn more. While children are in class, all parents not teaching participate in an adult education program. Many sessions feature knowledgeable speakers on a variety of Catholic, Jewish, interfaith or intermarriage topics. Learn more. The school is supported and advised by Jewish and Catholic clergy. Learn more. Contact us now if you are looking for a Jewish and Catholic interfaith educational program for your children from kindergarten through 8th grade.