Boulder Jewish Day School

We love Boulder Jewish Day School. Excellent staff and wonderful kids! Play-Ground Theatre Company, Inc.
--Submitted by a teacher

It's a wonderful school ,it's a magic place for the students in my humble opinion.My son loves to go to school. The curriculum is integrate, (gernral studies & Judaic) the teachers are qualified , caring love to teach and the students. The enrichment curriculum is high quality ( Music, PE, Art ) The teach my son to think independently, to care for others , to be part of the community. The parent are welcome to school , the can sit in any class when ever they choose . The school is great .
--Submitted by Michael Bilavsky, a parent

I have had two children attend BJDS in pre-K programs. Both children have had excellent experiences, with an abundance of age-appropriate activities. The academic program provides a good start for language arts, science, math, and social studies. The children enjoy the art and music activities, and physical education includes use of an adjacent gymnasium. The class often goes on field trips, such as the CU planetarium. The Hebrew and Jewish studies enrich the curriculum still further. Parents seem quite involved, and assist the pre-K teachers during the day, on field trips, and with various chores around the school. Parents also help with fund raisers. Our overall experience has been excellent.
--Submitted by a parent

Boulder Jewish Day School is a great school. My daughter attends the Pre-Kindergarden class and has learned so much since attending the school. She looks forward to going to school and wants to go everyday. I feel so comfortable having her there. I know she is in a safe, loving, nurtering and educational environment. The Pre-K is fully education based and is done in such a fun way, that the kids are learning so much. Much more than the pre-school my son was in. I would shout it from the roof tops, for every parent to send their child there, regardless of religous offiliation I would. The kids get personalized attention there and are fully respected as individuals.
--Submitted by Debra Bowden, a parent