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Guiding Principles

  • Shaloh House JDS welcomes a diverse Jewish population, with the objective to teach the splendor and depth of Judaism, based on orthodox teachings, in a way that is sensitive to family differences and expectations. Derech Eretz and Menschlikeit are essential features of the program.
  • The school’s philosophy is to challenge students to reach their potential through an exciting curriculum that continuously sparks their intellectual interests, develops their skills, and builds their self-confidence.
  • Each subject (mathematics, English, history, social studies, Judaics, computer logic, science, etc.) is taught by subject matter experts who are passionate about their field and teach in a way that motivates the children to learn.
  • Mathematics is an early, important central component of the curriculum, serving as a foundation for logical reasoning skills.
  • With small class sizes and expert teachers in their field, the school accommodates students with advanced learning requirements.
  • Students are tested periodically by the administration to ensure they are grasping the material, and that teachers are being effective.
  • Public speaking is an important part of the overall curriculum and woven into the classroom across subjects.
  • Tutors are provided, generally at no cost, for children who need extra help.
  • In order to facilitate the most successful learning for students, the school is committed to frequent, full and open communication among parents, teachers and the administration.
  • A diverse after school enrichment program, also taught by subject matter experts, enables continued learning and fun for those who enjoy the extra hours at the school.
  • Children are provided a hot breakfast and lunch, and together eat in the school-dining hall. This provides a wonderful, community building opportunity across age ranges and classrooms.
  • Shaloh House JDS is a community of families. Together we are continuously striving to do the most for our children.

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