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The Columbus Jewish Day School, founded in 1998, is a pluralistic community school, grades K-5.
At Columbus Jewish Day School, we exist to strengthen the Jewish community and the world by helping to develop thinking, feeling, centered, whole people. We do it by providing a rigorous academic experience. We do it by helping children discover their authentic selves and their value in the world. We do it by combining intellectual, spiritual, and emotional understanding with social responsibility and making our history relevant to our present and our future. Ours is a world of joy, creativity, critical thinking, and self-discovery. An environment where every child, every question, and every opinion has value, and each is treated with dignity and respect. We`d love to participate in the story of your child`s creation. We promise to give your child the foundation that he or she needs to add real value to relationships, life, and the world.
At Columbus Jewish Day School, we exist to strengthen the
Jewish community and the world by helping to develop thinking,
feeling, centered, whole people. We do it by providing a rigorous
academic experience.We do it by helping children discover
their authentic selves and their value in the world. We do it by
combining intellectual, spiritual, and emotional understanding with
social responsibility and making our history relevant to our
present and our future.Ours is a world of joy, creativity,
critical thinking, and self-discovery. An environment where every
child, every question, and every opinion has value, and each is
treated with dignity and respect. We`d love to participate in the
story of your child`s creation. We promise to give your child the
foundation that he or she needs to add real value to relationships,
life, and the world.
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Quick Facts (2025-26)
Grades: Kindergarten-5
Enrollment: 56 students
Yearly Tuition: $19,184
Acceptance rate: 85%
Average class size: 12 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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