Shiksha offers many classes in the diverse areas of classical music, dance, drama, language, Hinduism, yoga, Vedic math, chess and academic enrichment classes under one roof.

Shiksha’s classes are held largely on Saturdays and Sundays at Radha Govind Dham premises. Some classes are also conducted on weeknights.

Classes for the Spring semester of 2020 will begin on Feb 3 (Monday) and go for 12 weeks until May 17. Online registration is available now.

Different classes at Shiksha have different age requirements. Please refer to Class descriptions for more detail. In general, Shiksha accepts students aged 4 to 18.

All Shiksha classes are led by leading professionals in their fields and have a fee associated with them.

Students are the focus of Shiksha. As parents, it is our responsibility to introduce our children to the customs and traditions we grew up with and value so much. We also want to make sure they learn properly and from qualified teachers.

In addition to enriching our children’s spiritual and cultural development through traditional classes in Hinduism, Language and Music, Shiksha teaches them unique skills they can use to excel among their peers in school by offering classes in Public Speaking Art and Robotics.

Being at Shiksha opens doors for Indian youth to explore the many treasures of Indian and Hindu culture. Classes are small so that the unique strengths of a child can be focused upon and brought out. Students will gain an educational ‘edge’.

First, almost all of our teachers here at Shiksha are parents themselves. Not only are they experts, or performing artists in their respective fields, they are also friendly, caring and trustworthy. Many of our teachers have won awards and recognition for their work. Parents can expect classes at Shiksha to be structured, conducted regularly and taught by passionate, dedicated and qualified teachers. The school year is divided into two semesters. Our teachers will follow a well-defined, comprehensive curriculum during these semesters. More importantly, your children will be learning and exploring themselves in a safe, nurturing environment with caring teachers.

Yes! There are many fulfilling activities for you to get involved in during class time including

1. Volunteering (areas listed under Volunteer Activities)
2. Attending satsang in the temple which includes spiritual discourse, kirtan, meditation and arti
3. Taking classes that are offered to adults.

Sure. Please send an email to Meenakshi Gupta and let us know your passion.