Providence Hebrew Day School offers a strong dual curriculum in Torah and General Studies, guided by experienced faculty who engage in ongoing professional growth. With small class sizes, individualized support, and integrated technology, including Chromebooks and Smart Boards, students learn in a focused, interactive environment.

From early childhood through middle school, each division is designed to help every child thrive. 

Early childhood education at Providence Hebrew Day School is a nurturing experience that builds communication skills, self-esteem, and a love of learning. These early years, rooted in Torah values, shape a child’s life for years to come. With spacious, thoughtfully designed classrooms and high teacher-student ratios, each child receives personalized support in a loving learning environment, with enrichment provided as needed. 

We give children not only a superior academic education, but one steeped in the beauty of Judaism. Students are taught to practice kindness, compassion, and other timeless Jewish values. Our experiential learning model allows students to integrate life experiences into their curriculum, and their learning into their lives. 

We give children not only a superior academic education, but one steeped in the beauty of Judaism. StuYoung women from across the Orthodox spectrum choose NEAT for its strong academics, warm environment, and Torah values. With small class sizes and experienced teachers, students thrive both in and out of the classroom, developing into confident, well-rounded young women with a deep connection to Judaism. dents are taught to practice kindness, compassion, and other timeless Jewish values. Our experiential learning model allows students to integrate life experiences into their curriculum, and their learning into their lives. 

When a child appears to be having difficulty in a certain area or is not achieving academic success, a referral is made to the administration. After engaging the child in a complete educational evaluation, the administrative and resource team meets with the parents and the appropriate teachers to share information and data from the evaluation. A plan of action is then formulated to give the child the support necessary for success.  

Members of the Providence School Department’s special needs staff, including early childhood specialists in speech, language, and educational resources, provide individualized and small-group instruction to meet each student’s unique needs.