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Local
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Day School
Torah Day School of Seattle
3613 South Juneau Street
Seattle , WA 98118
Phone: (206 722-1200
Fax:(206) 723-1449
tdsseattle@gmail.com
Torah Day School offers a traditional Orthodox approach to learning and living Torah values. Under the leadership of Rabbi Sheftel Skaist and his staff, the school provides its students with a comprehensive Judaic and general studies program. TDS prepares students for future success by inspiring each student with a love and commitment to Torah study and observance, Klal Yisroel and lifelong learning.
The structured curriculum caters to individual student strengths, allowing for creative expression and interaction. Proven modern educational methodologies include a nurturing yet challenging environment that involves students in active participation and hands-on learning activities. This ensures greater comprehension and retention of the subject matter in preparation for high school and beyond.
As a foundation to its excellent Judaic and general studies program, TDS emphasizes Derech Eretz, Limud Torah, Middos, Kedusha, Ahavas Yisroel and Kavod HaTorah.
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Day School
Menachem Mendel Seattle Cheder
4541 19th Ave. N.E.
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: (206) 523-9766
Fax:(206) 524-6105
school@seattlecheder.org http://www.chabadofseattle.org/
Chabad Cheder serves the needs of preschool, kindergarten and elementary school boys and girls of all Jewish backgrounds. The curriculum features both Torah studies and a basic general studies program. The Cheder emphasizes the incorporation of Jewish practice into daily life.
The preschool and kindergarten program, with small classes and outstanding faculty, uses the most modern teaching techniques. Students are exposed to Hebrew and English language studies, music, art and drama. Ongoing theme projects include such diverse subjects as "mitzvah of the month," science fairs and art shows.
The elementary school program, highlighted by an advanced Judaica curriculum in English, Hebrew and Yiddish, also offers an accelerated general studies program, small classes, outstanding faculty and individual attention, producing graduates who are proficient in Talmud, Chumash, literature and science.
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Day School
Seattle Hebrew Academy
1617 Interlaken Dr. E., Seattle 98112 - (ECEC & middle)
5145 S. Morgan St. Seattle 98118 (elementary), WA
Phone: (206) 323-5750 (middle)/ (206) 725-7328 (elementary)
Fax:(206) 323-5751 (middle)/(206) 723-0320 (elementary)
Seattleheb@aol.com http://www.seattlehebrewacademy.org/
The Seattle Hebrew Academy is accredited by the Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction and is a member of the Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools. In 1998, the Academy was ranked by Torah Umesorah, an umbrella organization for Orthodox Jewish day schools, as the best Orthodox day school in North America.
The Academy serves students from preschool through eighth grade. It offers education both in general studies, including math, science, social studies, and language arts, and in Judaic studies, including Torah, Prophets, Talmud and Hebrew language. The program also includes computer and science labs, library, art, and physical education classes. A class trip to Israel is part of the eighth grade curriculum.
SHA specializes in small class sizes and the faculty provides an individualized approach to learning. Programs for divergent learners and gifted students provide each child with the support he or she needs to succeed.
Extended learning activities at SHA include participation in local and statewide science fairs, National Geography Bee, and Bracha bees.
The Academy's dual curricula are designed to inspire excellence in its students. Standardized test scores show that SHA students rank well above average scores for private and public schools in the Puget Sound area.
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High School
Northwest Yeshiva High School
5017 90th Ave. S.E.
Mercer Island, WA 98040
Phone: (206) 232-5272
Fax:(206) 232-2711
admin@nyhs.com http://www.nyhs.com
Northwest Yeshiva High School is the only full-time Jewish high school in the Pacific Northwest. Founded in 1974, it offers a dual curriculum of Judaic studies and college preparatory General Studies. Students come from all segments of the Jewish community and represent a broad range of religious observance and orientation.
Northwest Yeshiva High School emphasizes college preparatory education and individual learning plans to challenge each student. A wide range of individualized instruction is available, including ESL, honors and advanced placement, and Quick Start, a program for students with limited Judaica backgrounds.
In addition to training students to undertake serious study at major colleges and universities, NYHS graduates are fully prepared to continue their Jewish education at advanced religious institutions both in the United States and Israel.
Through the tuition reduction program made possible by a grant from the Samis Foundation and community support, the Yeshiva has reduced annual tuition to $3,500 per student. Other Jewish communities and agencies nationwide are studying the success of this pioneering program. No qualified student is turned away due to an inability to pay tuition.
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