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The Alice and Nahum Lainer School of today is built on the bedrock of our nearly five successful decades as a warm, challenging school that nurtures Jewish hearts and minds.
We`re constantly evolving to offer the most ambitious, intellectual and spirit-rich Jewish environment in which to grow critical thinkers and future leaders. With engaging teaching approaches-including the Responsive Classroom method, immersive Hebrew, reading and writing workshops, Investigations in Numbers, Data and Space math curriculum and inquiry-based science-plus stunning art, music and physical education facilities, Sinai Akiba nurtures passionate learners who will light the future for generations to come.
Club or Organization: chess, Dance, fashion design, glee club, newspaper, newsteam, robotics, scrapbooking, spanish, student council, Tinkering, yearbook
Arts and Music Programs: art, chamber ensemble, Choir, drama, orchestra
Recreational Athletic Programs: league sports
School Notes
We believe that children who are empowered to fail will take
the risks that change the world.We believe in nourishing
students` hearts, minds and souls.We believe that learning
should be joyful.We believe in introducing students to a
lifetime of personal growth, sensitivity, responsibility and
intellectual inquiry shaped by Jewish practices and
thought.We believe that tikkun olam and ruach are central to
education.We believe in a rich and rigorous integrated
curriculum.
Let`s get something out of the way right now: you are holding
thousands of individual moments of wonder distilled into a couple
paragraphs. It`s good and true and interesting and exciting, but
NOTHING is more important than visiting a school you`re considering
for your child. Nothing will tell you more than being inside its
classrooms. So if you haven`t visited our dynamic West L.A. campus
yet, we invite you to join us for a Take-A-Look Thursday tour (8:30
a.m. each Thursday school is in session) or schedule a private
tour. We want you to experience the joy and wonder of our school
first-hand.
Because we`re Jewish day school reimagined for families like
yours.
When is the application deadline for Sinai Akiba Academy?
The application deadline for Sinai Akiba Academy is Feb. 20 / rolling (applications are due on Feb. 20 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
In what neighborhood is Sinai Akiba Academy located?
Sinai Akiba Academy is located in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA. There are 5 other private schools located in Westwood.
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