Summerlin’s Temple Sinai is offering tuition-free religious school registration for the 2026–2027 year, widening access to faith-based education.
Temple Sinai in Summerlin is opening its doors a little wider this fall. Registration is now open for the 2026–2027 school year at the Mark L. Haberkorn religious school, and the program is tuition-free, according to Nevada Business Magazine.
The move gives local families another educational option at a time when school costs can be a real barrier. By removing tuition, the synagogue is making religious instruction more accessible to households that might otherwise have to weigh faith education against the family budget.
In a fast-growing part of the valley, the announcement also speaks to how institutions in Summerlin are adapting to a changing population. Religious schools, community centers and neighborhood organizations increasingly serve as anchors for families seeking both structure and belonging.
For newcomers in particular, that matters. Las Vegas is often described in terms of hotels and entertainment, but for many residents the real story is built in classrooms, sanctuaries and neighborhood programs that help a city feel like home.