Jewish school
Hebrew day school
A Jewish school is an educational institution that serves Jewish students, typically combining secular academics with Jewish religious studies, Hebrew language, and cultural education.
These range from Orthodox yeshivas emphasizing Talmudic study to more secular Jewish day schools.
She attended a Jewish school through eighth grade before transferring to public high school.
- LadinoSephardic heritage language
- HebrewSemitic language of Israel
- yeshivaJewish religious study institution
- HalachaJewish religious law system
- morning prayersEarly devotional worship
Torah · synagogue · Yiddish · tikkun olam · Talmud · bat mitzvah · Zionism · Mishnah · bilingual curriculum · Holocaust education · Shabbat · kippah · aleph-bet · tefillin · Kabbalah · confirmation · mezuzah · rabbi
- Jewish Placesshul, beit midrash, mikvah, mikveh, yeshiva
- Religious Schoolsreligious education, Christian college, Christian university, Christian academy, church education
- schoolscollege, academy, university, preschool, kindergarten
- JudaismShabbat, kosher, Passover, Torah, Hanukkah
- Jewish cultureTorah, synagogue, synagogues, rabbi, rabbis
Jewish schoolChristian school
Faith-based educational institution
Catholic school · madrasa · parochial school · Lutheran school · Jesuit school
Jewish schoolsecular school
Non-denominational educational institution
public school · state school · secular education · comprehensive school · charter school
Jewish, school, Jews, Jewishness, schools, schooled, schooling, schooler