There may be no institution more important today for the future of the North American Jewish community than day schools.
They’re not merely Jewish educational institutions. These schools are vibrant centers of Jewish life, culture, and identity that often serve as centers of community, and their influence is felt far beyond students and their families. Years after students graduate, many go on to become the leaders of our community’s institutions — from nonprofit organizations large and small to synagogues, JCCs, federations, summer camps, and more. Jewish day schools are the beating heart of the North American Jewish community.
At the helm of every successful Jewish day school is strong, visionary leadership. As the Jewish community faces evolving challenges and opportunities, including