Where children learn, create, celebrate and connect — building a joyful relationship with Judaism and a true sense of Jewish pride.
At Hebrew School of the Arts, Judaism comes alive. Through hands-on learning, creativity, music, stories, celebrations and meaningful experiences, children don't simply learn about Judaism — they experience it.
Our goal is to nurture a genuine love for being Jewish. Children build Jewish knowledge and skills, develop pride in who they are, and form a connection to Judaism that feels joyful, relevant and truly their own.
Our warm, welcoming and inclusive environment is a place where every Jewish child can feel at home, regardless of affiliation, observance or prior knowledge.
Ages 5–12 — children from all walks of life experience a meaningful and enjoyable Jewish education.
Ages 12–13 — preparing teenagers with the awareness that this milestone is only the beginning of Jewish life.
Preparation & celebrations
Grades 7–8 — Bringing Jewish tweens together for friendship, meaningful learning, community service, and exciting experiences that develop leadership skills, confidence, character, and Jewish pride.
At Hebrew School of the Arts, we believe some of the best learning happens when little hands are busy creating. We paint, build, bake, sing, sculpt and discover our way through Judaism — bringing each lesson to life through art, music and hands-on experiences.
And the best part? The kids are having so much fun, they don't even realize how much they're learning.
Every creation tells a story, every project brings a Jewish idea to life, and every Sunday gives children another opportunity to make Judaism truly their own.
Students learn to read and write Hebrew, gaining confidence and familiarity with the Siddur — powered by the acclaimed Aleph Champ reading program.
The weekly Torah portion, with practical lessons that apply to daily life.
An affection for our heritage and the uniqueness of our homeland.
An appreciation of the heritage and culture preserved throughout the ages.
Traditions and celebrations explored for deeper understanding.
From the origins of the mitzvot to personal, practical Jewishness.
Students practice reading at home through the Aleph Champ homework site — five minutes a night toward Hebrew-reading champion.
Scholarships available — no child turned away. Tuition can be split into ten monthly payments.
Hebrew School is more fun with friends: any new student who joins thanks to you earns your family $100 off tuition (or an Amazon gift card of equal value).
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