Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School (Mandel JDS) is a Jewish community day school, embracing a wide spectrum of the community in terms of perspective and affiliation. While we understand the challenges inherent in a community, non-denominationally defined Jewish day school, we celebrate the richness of pluralism and the strength of diversity.
We believe that a community school is one in which Jewish students from all backgrounds and perspectives can learn from each other and celebrate our commonalities while understanding and appreciating our differences.
Jewish and general studies woven seamlessly together throughout the day have been the hallmark of Mandel JDS since its founding in 1969.
Mandel JDS continues to educate students from diverse Jewish backgrounds to be knowledgeable of their heritage while respecting differences of observance and thought within the Jewish community.
Club or Organization: Math Club, Model UN, Power of the Pen, Student Council
Arts and Music Programs: Band, Drama
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Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School (Mandel JDS) is a
Jewish community day school, embracing a wide spectrum of the
community in terms of perspective and affiliation. While we
understand the challenges inherent in a community,
non-denominationally defined Jewish day school, we celebrate the
richness of pluralism and the strength of diversity. We believe
that a community school is one in which Jewish students from all
backgrounds and perspectives can learn from each other and
celebrate our commonalities while understanding and appreciating
our differences. Jewish and general studies woven seamlessly
together throughout the day have been the hallmark of The Mandel
JDS since its founding in 1969. Agnon continues to educate students
from diverse Jewish backgrounds to be knowledgeable of their
heritage while respecting differences of observance and thought
within the Jewish community.
The nearest high school, elementary school and preschool to Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School (Mandel JDS) is Laurel School (0.5 miles away)
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