Serving K - 6th

Building strong foundations & afterschool enrichment in East Boulder at Congregation Har HaShem

Sababa meets your family’s needs with flexible, high-quality programming that meets your practical needs while also supporting your values. Students get help with homework, joyful Jewish learning, and an afterschool community that feels like home. Your family’s life will be more sababa - cool, fun, and generally enjoyable.

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Individual Attention

After School

School Day Out Program

Thoughtful Programming

Locally Owned

established 2025

Endless fun in a safe, secure, & nurturing environment.

Students get help with homework, joyful Jewish learning, and an afterschool community that feels like home.

A Joyful Cultural Community

Children Benefit with exposure to their cultural community

Cultural communities provide children with a sense of identity and belonging, helping them understand their heritage and values. Children who are encouraged to participate in cultural activities often feel more confident and secure in who they are, contributing to higher self-esteem. They, and their families provide strong support networks for families, offering opportunities for mentorship, friendship, and community involvement.

Sababa Boulder creates an environment where children can thrive emotionally, socially, and intellectually.

Happy Families

Flexible programming and convenient transportation

We know what a stressor on families coordinating after school care can be. Sababa Boulder Valley understands, which is why you can count on our flexible programming to meet your needs. We can transport your child from school, on the days you need, and make sure that when you pick them up they will have finished their homework, had a nourishing snack, and had plenty of fun, so you can enjoy your evening time together.

regular communication

We maintain open lines of communication with families, keeping them informed about their child's progress and daily activities.

Frequently asked questions

Why should I consider this program?

Our afterschool enrichment program aims to both make family life easier by providing accessible, flexible and high quality after school supervision and to give children a deeper and more robust cultural community, which improves resilience and success later in life.

What are the costs?

These numbers are estimates and subject to change

Roughly 40/day, which includes security, expert homework help, Jewish enrichment and programming, transportation from school and a healthy snack.

5 days a week - 720/month, or 7200 yearly

3 days a week - 500/month or 5000 yearly

2 days a week - 320/month or 3200 yearly

Plus some small fees.

SOC days will run 100/day. This is separate from after school days.

What are the schools you are providing transportation from?

It will depend on where our enrollees come from. Closer schools are more likely to have transport provided, but we could do schools farther away if there is a significant cohort.

How can I enroll my children?

Enrollment will go live in a few months. If you want to be contacted when it goes live, contact sds@harhashem.org.

What if my family is interfaith?

This program will allow for Jewish learning and community without excluding non-Jewish family members. This program celebrates Jewish learning, culture, and community while taking no positions on religiosity or setting norms around what Jews “should” do.

What if my family doesn’t belong (or want to belong) to Har HaShem?

That’s fine! While Har HaShem is the host of the program, it is open to people affiliated anywhere, or not affiliated anywhere at all.

What are the ages?

We are targeting 1st through 5th grades. 6th can absolutely be included if we are picking up from a K-6th elementary, but we aren’t providing transportation from middle schools.

What kinds of activities will my kids do?

Since a standard, linear curriculum with goals determined by age/grade does not fit, we’ve instead developed a 6 year rotating curriculum rooted in Values exploration. Inspired by Avi Orlow’s Periodic Table of Making Mensches, we’ve started with the 6 core “columns”: Wisdom, Courage, Social Decency, Balance, and Wonder, and developed 18 core units that repeat annually, each year developed through a different Values lens.

The activities are fun, camp style activities - small science and art projects, games, stories, and songs. You can see a sample activity - divided into age ranges - HERE.

What are the times?

We will pick your child up at dismissal (2:50, 12:45 from Horizons on Friday for a small added fee) and keep them until 6:00 pm/5pm on Friday, though you are free to pick up earlier as convenient.

Is it one class? Multiple classes?

Both. Some things, like snacks and community building are done together, but planned activities may be divided based on the needs and abilities of the children.

Why should I consider this program?

What are the costs?

These numbers are estimates and subject to change

Roughly 40/day, which includes security, expert homework help, Jewish enrichment and programming, transportation from school and a healthy snack.

5 days a week - 720/month, or 7200 yearly

3 days a week - 500/month or 5000 yearly

2 days a week - 320/month or 3200 yearly

Plus some small fees.

SOC days will run 100/day. This is separate from after school days.

What are the schools you are providing transportation from?

It will depend on where our enrollees come from. Closer schools are more likely to have transport provided, but we could do schools farther away if there is a significant cohort.

How can I enroll my children?

Enrollment will go live in a few months. If you want to be contacted when it goes live, contact sds@harhashem.org.

What if my family is interfaith?

What if my family doesn’t belong (or want to belong) to Har HaShem?

That’s fine! While Har HaShem is the host of the program, it is open to people affiliated anywhere, or not affiliated anywhere at all.

What are the ages?

We are targeting 1st through 5th grades. 6th can absolutely be included if we are picking up from a K-6th elementary, but we aren’t providing transportation from middle schools.

What kinds of activities will my kids do?

The activities are fun, camp style activities - small science and art projects, games, stories, and songs. You can see a sample activity - divided into age ranges - HERE.

What are the times?

We will pick your child up at dismissal (2:50, 12:45 from Horizons on Friday for a small added fee) and keep them until 6:00 pm/5pm on Friday, though you are free to pick up earlier as convenient.

Is it one class? Multiple classes?

Both. Some things, like snacks and community building are done together, but planned activities may be divided based on the needs and abilities of the children.

Why should I consider this program?

What are the costs?

These numbers are estimates and subject to change

Roughly 40/day, which includes security, expert homework help, Jewish enrichment and programming, transportation from school and a healthy snack.

5 days a week - 720/month, or 7200 yearly

3 days a week - 500/month or 5000 yearly

2 days a week - 320/month or 3200 yearly

Plus some small fees.

SOC days will run 100/day. This is separate from after school days.

What are the schools you are providing transportation from?

It will depend on where our enrollees come from. Closer schools are more likely to have transport provided, but we could do schools farther away if there is a significant cohort.

How can I enroll my children?

Enrollment will go live in a few months. If you want to be contacted when it goes live, contact sds@harhashem.org.

What if my family is interfaith?

What if my family doesn’t belong (or want to belong) to Har HaShem?

That’s fine! While Har HaShem is the host of the program, it is open to people affiliated anywhere, or not affiliated anywhere at all.

What are the ages?

We are targeting 1st through 5th grades. 6th can absolutely be included if we are picking up from a K-6th elementary, but we aren’t providing transportation from middle schools.

What kinds of activities will my kids do?

The activities are fun, camp style activities - small science and art projects, games, stories, and songs. You can see a sample activity - divided into age ranges - HERE.

What are the times?

We will pick your child up at dismissal (2:50, 12:45 from Horizons on Friday for a small added fee) and keep them until 6:00 pm/5pm on Friday, though you are free to pick up earlier as convenient.

Is it one class? Multiple classes?

Both. Some things, like snacks and community building are done together, but planned activities may be divided based on the needs and abilities of the children.

Simple pricing

We help your children flourish and grow to love their peers & community

Your child's success is our success

Safe, nurturing environment

Develop social skills

Age appropriate activities

Have lots and lots of fun

Tuition

5 days per week — $720/mo or $7,200/yr

3 days per week — $500/mo or $5,000/yr

2 days per week — $320/mo or $3,200/yr

+ $100 registration fee

+ $200 security fee

Friday early pickup is an additional $25 per day

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Join us today to maximize your child's growth!

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Contact & Hours

Open

Monday - Friday

10:30 AM - 6:30 PM

erica@sabababouldervalley.org

Phone

(303) 499-7077