Welcome to Donna Klein Jewish Academy. At DKJA, we are proud to be a vibrant, inclusive, and values-driven community, one where tradition and innovation come together to create a dynamic educational experience for students in grades K-12.
Located on the secure, 100-acre campus of the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County, the largest Jewish campus in the country, our students benefit from an environment rich in resources, safety, and Jewish life.
Our students thrive in a nurturing setting where each child is known, supported, and inspired. Families join us from across the country and around the world, drawn to our commitment to Jewish identity, academic excellence, and a culture of belonging. At DKJA, new students quickly feel at home, building strong friendships and engaging meaningfully with a community that values both individuality and connection.
We are committed to preparing our students not only for academic success, but for lives of purpose, leadership, and impact. Our rigorous college preparatory program encourages critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration.
Alongside, our Judaic Studies program fosters a lifelong love of Jewish learning, deepens our connection to Israel, and helps our students live with intention and values rooted in Jewish tradition.
This 2025-26 school year marks the launch of our new five-year strategic plan, a bold vision that will guide us through DKJA’s 50th anniversary in 2030. This plan focuses on strengthening academic excellence, deepening Jewish engagement, and embracing innovation, all while remaining grounded in the values that define us: curiosity, kindness, community, and joyful Jewish learning.
We are also thrilled to be entering the first phase of a long-planned, multi-year campus renovation. Guided by vision, care, and purpose, this transformation will elevate the daily experience for all students. This is just the beginning of a reimagined campus designed to inspire creativity, connection, and growth for years to come.
At DKJA, education is more than academics, it’s a journey of character, identity, and community. From Shabbat and Tefillah to cultural programs, lifecycle celebrations, and acts of tikkun olam, each day on our campus reflects the values of L’dor V’dor—honoring the past while shaping the future.
Whether you are already part of the DKJA family or are exploring our school for the first time, I invite you to visit our campus and experience firsthand what makes DKJA so special. I am confident that once your DKJA journey begins, you’ll understand why so many families proudly call our school home.