Academics
Two worlds.
One child.
A dual curriculum where Torah and general studies meet as equals — taught by educators who love what they teach and who they teach it to.
Divisions
Every stage, thoughtfully designed.
Grades 1 – 3
Lower Elementary
Building strong foundations in Torah learning, literacy, and numeracy — with warmth and wonder.
- Small, developmentally appropriate class sizes
- Integrated Judaic & general studies
- Enrichment: art, music, PE, STEM
- Personalized learning support
A typical day
Rhythm gives childhood peace.
A predictable, unhurried day that balances rigor with rest, and depth with delight.
- 8:30Arrival & Davening
- 9:15Chumash
- 10:00Recess
- 10:30Halacha / Gemara / Yahadut / Navi
- 12:00Lunch
- 12:30Math / English
- 2:30Recess
- 3:00Science / Projects
- 4:00Dismissal
Limmudei Kodesh
Judaic Studies
- Chumash & Rashi
- Navi & Kesuvim
- Mishna & Gemara
- Halacha & Chassidus
- Ivrit b'Ivrit
- Yamim Tovim & Minhagim
General Studies
Above and beyond.
- Literature & Writing
- Mathematics
- Science & STEM
- Social Studies
- Fine Arts & Music
- Physical Education
TORAH & JEWISH LIFE
A living Yiddishkeit
felt in every hallway.
From tefilla in the morning to farbrengens with our shluchim, Torah is not a subject at Ufaratzta — it is the atmosphere our children breathe.
Daily Tefilla
Warm, sung minyanim to begin each day.
Chassidus
Ma'amarim and sichos woven into the week.
Yamim Tovim
Full school programs for every yom tov.
Mitzvah Campaigns
Tefillin, tzedakah, and chesed in action.
Enrichment
Beyond the classroom,
everything is a lesson.
Programs that stretch imagination, build resilience, and give every child a place to shine.
STEM Lab
Coding, robotics, and hands-on discovery every week.
Art Studio
Painting, ceramics, and design taught by working artists.
Music & Choir
Chassidishe niggunim and instrumental ensembles.
Athletics
Basketball, gymnastics, and outdoor play, daily.
Chesed Program
Weekly acts of kindness woven into learning.
Shabbatons
Grade-wide overnights that build lifelong friendships.
From our faculty
“We don’t teach subjects, we teach children. We inspire them to love and live Torah and Mitzvos, and feel successful in a changing world.”
MRS. CHANNIE KURINSKY, PRINCIPAL.
See it for yourself