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Teens usually start with one program and end up in a few. Everything here runs across Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and first timers are the point, not the exception.

CTeen Bucks teens celebrating together in CTeen hats

CTeen

Lots going on in CTeen Bucks County. What is it?

CTeen is a Jewish community for Jewish teens to lead, be proud of their Judaism and have a fun time doing it.

Who it's for
Jewish teens in the Bucks County area. No prior affiliation or participation is needed.
What teens actually do
Nights out, holiday celebrations, trips, food, sports and the kind of hangouts that go by too fast.
Why teens keep joining
Judaism is a contact sport where action is everything. If we aren't doing it, we're losing it.

    Lead, be proud of your Judaism and have a fun time doing it.

    Younger CTeen Bucks teens playing lawn games at a kickoff event

    CTeen Jr.

    The Next Chapter Starts Here

    CTeen Jr. is where 7th and 8th graders come together to make new friends, have incredible experiences and begin building a Jewish community of their own.

    Through events, trips, volunteering, holiday experiences and opportunities to explore Judaism in ways that feel relevant and fun, CTeen Jr. gives middle schoolers a place where they can show up, belong and be themselves.

    CTeen Jr. is also the bridge into the larger CTeen Bucks community. The friendships and connections built during these years can carry naturally into the high school CTeen experience.

    Who it's for
    7th and 8th grade.

      Great friends. Meaningful experiences. Jewish life made yours.

      Jewish Heritage Club, a project of Bucks Teen

      Jewish Heritage Club (JHC)

      Jewish Life. Right at School.

      The Jewish Heritage Club brings Jewish connection, community and experiences directly to local high schools.

      JHC creates a welcoming space during the school day where Jewish students can meet one another, celebrate their heritage, explore Jewish traditions and holidays and build a stronger connection to their Jewish identity. Whether a student is already involved in Jewish life or is connecting for the first time, everyone is welcome.

      JHC meetings combine good food, meaningful conversations, holiday celebrations, interactive activities and opportunities to get involved in the larger CTeen Bucks County community.

      • Participating schools

        Lower Moreland High School, Council Rock High School South and Council Rock High School North.

      • Beyond the school day

        Community events, volunteering, leadership programs, Shabbat experiences, trips and more.

      Your School. Your Club. Your Jewish Community.

      JewBall logo

      JewBall

      Sports. Friends. Community.

      JewBall brings Jewish teens together through sports, competition and community.

      A program of CTeen Bucks County, JewBall gives teens another way to connect outside traditional programming. Whether you're competitive, playing for fun or coming to hang out with friends, there's a place for you. No pressure. Just show up, play and be part of the CTeen Bucks community.

      • JewBall Basketball

        Competitive basketball with Jewish teens from across the area. Come with friends or meet your team when you arrive.

      • Bucks Teen Pickleball

        Games, friendly competition and a chance to connect. All skill levels welcome.

      Come for the game. Stay for the people.

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      Solomon Leadership Program

      Timeless Wisdom. Community Mentors. Tomorrow's Leaders.

      The Solomon Leadership Program is an immersive leadership experience for motivated 11th and 12th grade students who want to develop real world skills and learn directly from accomplished business leaders, entrepreneurs, professionals and community mentors.

      Each session focuses on a core leadership skill through discussion, practical learning, mentorship and real world application. The Bucks County cohort schedule is published by the Solomon Leadership Program.

      Who it's for
      11th and 12th grade.

        Leadership learned from people who live it.

        CTeen Bucks teens volunteering and hanging out together outdoors

        Friendship Circle

        Let Make a Difference, Together!

        Friendship Circle pairs teen volunteers with children and teens with special needs for friendship, shared activities and community programs. Volunteers often describe it as the part of their week they would not give up.

        Volunteer roles, placements and current opportunities are handled by Friendship Circle directly.

          Volunteer with children and teens with special needs.

          Not sure where your teen fits?

          Tell us a little about them and we'll point you to the program where they'll know somebody by the end of the first night.