Discover KSDS for yourself and your child.
Join us for an Infosession and Tour
October 17th • December 4th • January 9th » 9am
See what sets us apart at an upcoming infosession!
Space is limited.
The best way to see Krieger Schechter Day School in action is to attend an Infosession and Tour!
What sets us apart?
An AIMS-accredited program, recognized by top high schools and highly-regarded colleges and universities.
A General and Judaic studies curriculum that reflects excellence in every subject and integrates beyond-the-book experiences to enhance student learning.
Dedicated teachers who know each and every student, their families, friends and what they need to succeed. They know how to enrich the learning experience and tailor their teaching to meet individual student needs.
Age-appropriate, nurturing environments offer accelerated leadership opportunities for students in all grades, helping to develop increased confidence and everlasting empowerment.
Public speaking is an integral part of the KSDS curriculum, helping students’ to develop confidence and poise. Each grade, including Kindergarten, presents a performance in General and/or Judaic Studies for peers and parents as well as grade-wide project presentations. Middle school students speak at admissions events, offer Torah readings, and lead in Student Council.
KSDS takes pride in treating female and male students equally, allowing them to learn and thrive together side by side. The School is also the only Baltimore Jewish day school that offers equal opportunities to all students.
A dual-language curriculum that teaches students conversational Hebrew starting in Kindergarten. 8th Grade students perform a broadway musical entirely in Hebrew - one of three schools in the country that offer this opportunity.
An emphasis on community service, to help students develop social responsibility and strong character. Students from all grades participate in many community service programs throughout year as well as individual service projects.
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KSDS at a Glance
School type
Pluralistic Jewish Day School welcoming all levels of Jewish observance
Founded
1981
Enrollment
295 students
Students served
Boys and girls, Grades K - 8
Student/Faculty ratio
8:1
2 Languages
in our integrated curriculum (+1 in middle school)