Why Choose Community Day School?

There is no substitute for a day school education for families that want their children to be literate and active Jews and well-educated citizens of the world.

Community Day School offers your family an option that combines rigorous, pluralistic, inclusive Jewish education with an academic preparation that compares well with the education offered at neighboring independent schools.  Small class size, an excellent student-teacher ratio, and a relentless commitment to quality, high standards, Jewish values, and character building are all hallmarks of a Community Day education.

Our graduates provide the most compelling argument for choosing Community Day School.  They make their mark wherever they go.  100% of our graduates who apply to other independent schools for high school are accepted.  In their neighborhood high schools they typically enter in advanced and honors tracks and excel in relation to their peers.  They make their presence known through leadership in school newspapers, student councils, athletics, social and political action, and their participation in Jewish clubs and activities.  Our graduates have taken their studies at Community Day seriously and many of them have proudly and publicly assumed responsibility for Tikkun Olam (repair of the world), as our tradition demands.

We invite you to visit our school and see for yourself the many educational advantages awaiting your child.  You will also see how happy and busy the children are, how many leadership opportunities there are for them as they grow, how professional and committed and creative the teaching staff is, and how comfortable any Jew from any Jewish denomination feels in our pluralistic, inclusive Jewish community.

We welcome you to our Community Day School family.

"My daughter's transition from Community Day School to Taylor Allderdice High School was an easy one.  I credit the teachers here for preparing her so well for her CAS classes, and also instilling in her great work habits and a love of learning."  Amy, mother of Community Day School graduate Jessica

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