IT'S WHO YOU KNOW
AND WHO KNOWS YOU
When an entire community has your back, you get to do so much more with high school.
At Kehillah, you're surrounded by people who recognize your strengths, see your potential, and know when to challenge you to go further. Our small size, expert faculty, and culture of care turn that personal attention into meaningful challenge, opportunity, and growth.
Kehillah is an inclusive, independent high school. It is rooted in Jewish values and culture, open to all, and built for everyone.
BELONG AS YOU ARE.
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KNOWN DEEPLY
CHALLENGED INDIVIDUALLY
- Small classes and expert educators mean your teachers understand how you learn, recognize where you're ready to stretch, and help you pursue challenges that might not be available to you elsewhere.
- From day one, you have access to academic challenge, mentorship, leadership, athletics, the arts, and opportunities to create experiences of your own.
- Academic pathways are guided by readiness, not age or grade level. You don't have to wait your turn or compete for limited opportunities to get involved. Our faculty combine expertise in their disciplines with a deep understanding of adolescent development and the science of learning. They know when to encourage, when to push, and when to get out of the way.
Remarkable outcomes
grow from remarkable humans
Exceptional college acceptances are just the beginning
Kehillah students consistently earn admission to outstanding colleges and universities, including Ivy League institutions and other highly selective schools. They've gone on to pursue paths as varied as they are: gap years, service, research, engineering, the arts, and more.
Our graduates become compelling college applicants because they've spent high school building expertise, pursuing meaningful challenges, developing authentic voices, and forging paths distinctly their own. They leave Kehillah with the curiosity, character, and agency to navigate complexity, pursue their ambitions, and make meaningful contributions to the world around them.