Seniors felt privileged to meet Rabbi Yosef Mendelevitch, a refusenik from the former Soviet Union who was one of the leaders of the 1970 Dymshits-Kuznetsov hijacking affair. Upper School Principal Rabbi Aaron Frank explained to the students that, just as...

The Middle School (grades 5-8) strives to teach students to become educationally responsible and self-reliant. We design our curriculum and programs based on our understanding of children’s developmental needs, both academically, religiously, and socially.

Ramaz Upper School students are inspired, guided, and advised as they grow academically, personally, religiously, and spiritually. Ramaz students gain confidence and skills necessary to succeed in college and beyond and through our dynamic curriculum, outstanding teaching and expansive co curricular program, they develop a sense of ...

Our robust academic program challenges our students. After more than three-quarters of a century, we see the outcome time and time again: Ramaz graduates become leaders in the Jewish community and work hard to improve the world around them.

The Ramaz School has a deeply rooted history dating back to the early part of the twentieth century. Torah, derech eretz and menschlichkeit are the ideals set forth by its founders, establishing the foundation that has supported the school across three generations.

Ms. Miriam Krupka is Associate Principal at the Ramaz Upper School. She also chairs the Tanakh Department, shaping and building curriculum and identifying new and creative resources to help ensure that Torah learning at Ramaz continuously expands in depth, sophistication, and richness.

Even young children become leaders who contribute to the Jewish community and improve the world around them. Ramaz is a school from nursery through 12th grade, but its education lasts a lifetime. Join us. Make a difference in their lives and yours.

From nursery through twelfth grade, the passion, guidance, support, and skill of our administration and faculty are at the heart of Ramaz. Our teachers have a wide range of personalities, backgrounds, and worldviews.

In the Lower School (grades 1-4), our focus is on the whole child. Each is treated as an individual and is a valued member of our close-knit community. Our faculty and administration get to know every student as both a person and a learner.

Welcome to the Ramaz Early Childhood Center, a unique community of learners and educators working collaboratively toward the pursuit of excellence in our dual Judaic and secular curriculum.