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Gesher Jewish Day School is a welcoming, pluralistic community where children of varied practices and approaches to Judaism come together to learn and where responsibility for self, caring for others and stewardship of the environment. We are committed to providing educational excellence and an individualized approach to learning within a nurturing and exciting environment.
The mission of Gesher Jewish Day School is to inspire our students to: *Be passionate about learning
Practice justice, kindness, and respect Aspire to a life guided by Jewish values, Torah, and community
To achieve this mission, Gesher challenges students to think critically and creatively and to acquire the skills they will need for tomorrow through a stimulating and integrated curriculum of general and Jewish studies.
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School Notes
Gesher Jewish Day School is a welcoming, pluralistic community
where children of varied practices and approaches to Judaism come
together to learn and where responsibility for self, caring for
others and stewardship of the environment. We are committed
to providing educational excellence and an individualized approach
to learning within a nurturing and exciting environment.
The mission ofGesher Jewish Day Schoolis to inspire
our students to:
Be passionate about learning
Practice justice, kindness, and respect
Aspire to a life guided by Jewish values, Torah, and
community
To achieve this mission, Gesher challenges students to think
critically and creatively and to acquire the skills they will need
for tomorrow through a stimulating and integrated curriculum of
general and Jewish studies.
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