Join CDS and PJ Library Pittsburgh with your children (ages 2-5) on Zoom as we explore Jewish concepts with PJ Library stories while we investigate and create together!
CDS News
Put the social back into social distancing! Tickets are now on sale for the CDS House Party, a virtual-style celebration on January 30, 2021 at 7:30 p.m.
Learn why kindergarten matters and how the kindergarten program at Community Day School is designed to meet your child’s needs.
Community Day School is open for all of our students every day for on-campus learning this fall, while keeping health and safety as our top priority, and also offering a full distance learning option for families.
Congratulations to the 12 CDS Middle School students who presented their Science Fair projects recently at Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) at Duquesne University, including four 1st Place winners.
Purim is coming soon! We hope that you will join our school celebration by taking part in the CDS Parent Association’s Mishloach Manot Project.
More than 400 people attended the CDS Rock-n-Roll Annual Party on January 25, rocking out together in celebration and support of our strong, vibrant, dynamic, innovative, and inclusive Jewish learning community.
Our Middle School students (and some enterprising 5th graders) participated in the 2020 CDS Science Fair, with plenty of grit, determination, creative inquiry, scientific knowledge, passion, and communication skills on display for the expert panel of judges.
Join Community Day School and PJ Library Pittsburgh on 10/20 as we explore the beauty of Sukkot through science, technology, engineering, art, and math (S.T.E.A.M.)
In the headlines:
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Bending education, Pittsburgh Quarterly
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Majority of day school families eager for in-person instruction, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle
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Jewish day schools make plans for reopening, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle
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Day school students embrace online learning, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle
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Online instruction offers new learning opportunities for students as well as teachers, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle