General Questions
What ages do you accept?
We welcome children from ages 16 months (and comfortably walking) through 4 years old.
What are your school hours?
Our program runs from 9:00am to 3:30PM-Th and 9:00am to 2:00PM on Fridays
Do children need to be potty trained?
No. We work together with families to support each child’s developmental readiness.
What is your teacher-to-student ratio?
We maintain small class sizes to ensure individualized attention and a nurturing environment.
Jewish Life & Curriculum
Do we need to be observant or affiliated to attend?
Not at all. We welcome families from all backgrounds and levels of Jewish observance.
How is Judaism incorporated into the day?
Children experience Jewish values and traditions through songs, stories, holidays, Shabbat celebrations, Hebrew exposure, blessings, acts of kindness, and hands-on activities.
Do you celebrate Jewish holidays?
Yes! Holiday learning is a joyful part of our curriculum through sensory activities, cooking, music, art, and family events.
Will my child learn Hebrew?
Children are introduced to Hebrew naturally through songs, greetings, prayers, and everyday classroom language.
What curriculum do you follow?
Our program is inspired by child-centered approaches such as Reggio Emilia and Montessori, combined with Jewish values and play-based learning.
Daily Life
What does a typical day look like?
A typical day includes free play, sensory exploration, circle time, outdoor play, art, music, snack/lunch, rest time, and Jewish learning woven throughout.
How do you communicate with parents?
We use the Brightwheel app for daily updates, photos, messaging, and important announcements.
Do children go outside every day?
Yes, outdoor play is an important part of our program. Each child should bring proper winter gear to accommodate the time spent outdoors during the winter months.
What should my child bring to school?
Children should bring a labeled water bottle, extra clothing, diapers/wipes if needed, and lunch if applicable.
Food & Health
Do you provide lunch and snacks?
We provide nutritious snacks daily. Families send lunch from home.
Does food need to be kosher?
Lunches should be dairy or parve, and we maintain a nut-free environment.
What happens if my child has allergies?
We work closely with families to accommodate allergies and create a safe environment for all children.
What is your sick policy?
Children who are ill or have a fever should remain home until symptom-free according to our health guidelines.
Social & Emotional Development
How do you handle separation anxiety?
We partner with families to create a gentle and supportive transition process for each child.
How do teachers handle challenging behaviors?
We use positive guidance, redirection, and developmentally appropriate strategies rooted in respect and connection.
How do you support social-emotional growth?
Teachers help children build confidence, independence, empathy, emotional awareness, and problem-solving skills through everyday interactions and play.
Enrollment & Tuition
How do I schedule a tour?
You can contact us to arrange a personal tour and learn more about our program.
Is there a registration fee?
Yes, a non-refundable registration fee is required to reserve your child’s spot.
Do you offer flexible scheduling?
Depending on availability, we may offer part-time and full-time options.
What is your withdrawal policy?
Please refer to our parent handbook for tuition and withdrawal policies.
Community & Family Involvement
Are parents involved in school activities?
Yes! Families are invited to join holiday celebrations, Shabbat experiences, special events, and school programs throughout the year.
What makes a Jewish preschool unique?
A Jewish preschool nurtures the whole child in a warm, values-based environment where kindness, community, tradition, and joyful learning are woven into everyday experiences.
