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Gross Schechter Day School is committed to providing students in preschool through the 8th grade with an education equally outstanding in general and Judaic studies.
With a focus on academic rigor and critical thinking, our dual curriculum educates the whole child to develop analytical and creative abilities, to examine arguments and data, to write and speak clearly, and to apply ethics, logic and creativity in their daily lives.
School Motto: Our Mission Gross Schechter Day School inspires its students to love learning, become their best selves, and embrace Jewish practice, values, and community in a challenging and encouraging academic environment.
School Mascot: None Listed
The creative fusion of our general and Judaic studies nurtures
intellectual curiosity and provides answers - especially to the
central question, "What would Judaism say about this "
Like other top-tier private schools, our general studies
curriculum teaches critical core competencies including math,
science, English, social studies and communication skills -- at an
advanced level.
Our teaching staff is trained to address the different learning
styles and abilities of our students in order to meet the
educational needs of each child.
The Judaic studies curriculum integrates instruction in Hebrew,
Bible (tanach), holidays (chagim), prayers (t'fillot), values
(arachim), customs (minhagim) and Israel.
Students increasingly appreciate the study of sacred texts,
opportunities for ongoing spiritual development, and respect for
different points of view.
Anchored in the evolving ethics and values of Conservative
Jewish thought and practice, Schechter gives students a love of
Jewish learning, a strong value system, excellent academics, adept
study skills, self-confidence, and pride in their heritage as Jews
and Americans. This proven foundation facilitates a seamless segue
to high school, college and beyond.
Sample of notable school alumni/alumnae:
Emily Einhorn, Class of 2013, known for her contributions to Jewish learning. -
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