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An Education of Extraordinary Power and Purpose.
To truly understand what makes Donna Klein Jewish Academy one of the premier Jewish Community Day Schools in the country, you must visit our campus and experience it for yourself. Feel the energy of a community joined in the love of knowledge, the joy of learning and a deep passion for Judaism. Donna Klein Jewish Academy: An Education of Extraordinary Power and Purpose.
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Rigor. Resilience. Relationships. Results.
Studies show that students who attend Jewish Day Schools are prepared to thrive in college and beyond. For students of Donna Klein Jewish Academy, these advantages only begin to tell the story.
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Passion for Academic Excellence
Donna Klein Jewish Academy is a community of commitment, bonded by a love of knowledge and the joy of learning. Here, a dual curriculum of college preparatory academics and Judaic Studies ensures a level of academic rigor and achievement that few other schools can match.
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Student Life
Students explore their passions and develop their talents through the arts, athletics, clubs, community service and through Shomrei HaAdamah, our school garden project.
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Judaic Studies
From the time-honored traditions of Judaism and the wisdom of the Torah to the learning of modern Hebrew, the study and practice of what it means to be Jewish begins in Kindergarten and continues through High School graduation.
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An Inclusive Family Community
DKJA is a diverse and close-knit community of families across the spectrum of Jewish denominations with a common commitment to their Judaic identity, heritage and values.
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Recent News
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Donna Klein Jewish Academy students capture top prize in National Library of Israel poster contest
Read MoreBOCA RATON - Three eighth-grade students from Donna Klein Jewish Academy were recently recognized by the National Library of Israel for their stirring Yom Haatzmaut poster.The students, Rachael Elisha, Savannah Ferraro, and Jonah Klein, placed first in a competition that drew over 180 posters from 16 different countries. The victory brings a $750 prize to DKJA which will be used for an Israel-related program during the 2024-25 school year.Students who participated in the contest had to construct a poster that answered some essential questions:● What role does Israel play in the world?● What role does Israel play in my life? How does Israel shape my Jewish story?● What values does Israel represent today? Have these values changed over the years?
