Why Jewish Day Schools Matter

Educating our children is the most important investment we can make in their Jewish future. The Associated believes in Jewish Days schools because they inspire and nurture young people, prepare them for remarkable and meaningful lives and enable them to thrive.

Interested in learning more about Jewish day schools in Baltimore? Fill out the interest form below!

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The Associated’s Invested in Jewish Education

Strong Jewish day schools are essential to a thriving Jewish community. The Associated helps ensure that Baltimore families have access to exceptional educational opportunities that nurture academic excellence, Jewish identity, leadership and lifelong connection to Jewish life.

Among the schools strengthening our community’s future are Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School and Krieger Shechter Day School.

For general questions about Jewish Day School, please contact Janna Hindman.

I send my children to Jewish private school because of the values I want them to learn. I want them to know that they have an obligation to give back, not only to the Jewish community, but also to the global community.

— Anna K., mother of three

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Frequently Asked Questions

Contact Janna Hindman at jhindman@associated.org or 410-369-9237 for more information or to learn about other Jewish private and day school options in the Baltimore Jewish community.

We invite you to schedule a visit at Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School and Krieger Schechter Day School to discover and tour a great place for your child to thrive.

 

Thanks to The Associated’s Annual Campaign, we are able to provide funding for scholarships to Baltimore’s Jewish Day Schools as well as administer the Community Fund for Israel, the latter providing stipends to Jewish teens and young adults to make their Israel summer and gap year more affordable.

We are also able to offer in-school support for children with learning difficulties, helping them reach grade level, and provide programming that addresses social and emotional needs.

Thanks to our fundraising efforts, we also hold ongoing professional development for educators and administrators, including a mentor training program for new teachers and a helpline that enables teachers to receive expert advice to successfully educate our students.

We are also able to secure BOOST funds from the State of Maryland to help low-income students attend Jewish day schools through the advocacy work of its Baltimore Jewish Council and community partners.

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