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Atlanta Jewish Academy is a college preparatory, co-educational, preschool-12th grade, independent Jewish Day School, guided by modern orthodox values and principles.
We embody the ideals of community, tradition, individual development, and educational innovation.
Atlanta Jewish Academy develops the whole person for college and life by fostering a love of Torah, Israel, and all Jewish people through an excellent secular and Judaic education within an inclusive, nurturing community.
Atlanta Jewish Academy is committed to providing an education of excellence that meets each student`s interests, abilities, and needs, within a rigorous dual curriculum of general and Judaic studies.
Our graduates go on to attend leading universities and/or Judaic institutions around the world.
They are community leaders, religiously grounded and inspired, imbued with a value system reflecting care and concern for the breadth of the Jewish community and the world around them.
Inspiring a passionate commitment to the study of Torah
Encouraging intellectual openness, questioning and critical thinking as essential components of one`s full service to God (avodat Hashem)
Engaging in instructional programs that develop critical thinking skills as well as productive utilization of technology, creativity and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively
Challenging participation in curricular, co-curricular, and extra-curricular service learning opportunities that enhance individual academic abilities
Reflecting individuals who engage in a process of self-evaluation, self-monitoring, and commitment to the community in which they live
A commitment to Ahavat Yisrael and love and support for the State of Israel.
Endorsing a multi-level learning style that aids in the total development of each studentMotivating each student to go beyond what he or she thought possibleUnifying the Jewish people (klal Yisrael)
Respecting the differences of others within academics, social, religious and business dealingsMaking the world a better place (tikkun olam).
Our rigorous programs endorse and challenge multiple learning
styles. Our dual curriculum offers students the opportunity to
develop connections between Judaic and general studies, while
preparing them for high school and beyond. We provide the
educational structure and counseling services to make sure that
each student's academic, emotional and social needs are met.
Atlanta Jewish Academy offers 8 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball and Wrestling.
When is the application deadline for Atlanta Jewish Academy?
The application deadline for Atlanta Jewish Academy is Feb. 21 / rolling (applications are due on Feb. 21 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
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