The Columbus Jewish Day School

The Columbus Jewish Day School is a K-5 Jewish community school in New Albany, OH that provides a rigorous academic experience in a supportive, inclusive environment. The school explicitly supports students with ADD/ADHD, offering structured learning within small class sizes (average 12 students per class) that allow teachers to tailor instruction to individual learning needs. With 14 classroom teachers for 56 students, the school maintains a low student-to-teacher ratio conducive to personalized attention and differentiated instruction.

The school's educational philosophy centers on developing "thinking, feeling, centered, whole people" through an integrated approach combining intellectual, spiritual, and emotional understanding. This holistic model creates an environment where every child's individual strengths, questions, and learning style are valued and treated with dignity and respect—particularly important for families seeking schools that recognize and accommodate diverse learning profiles. The curriculum weaves Jewish values, critical thinking, and social responsibility throughout, helping students discover their authentic selves while building confidence.

Admission follows a rolling basis with an 85% acceptance rate, and tuition is $19,184 annually with scholarships available to support access. The school encourages family involvement through clubs like the Tzedakah Club and arts programs including choir, fostering community and creative expression alongside academics.