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Adat Ari El Day School
Basic Information
Address: 12020 Burbank Blvd. Valley Village , CA 91607
County: Los Angeles
Phone Number: 818 766-4992
Fax Number: 818 766-1436
Email: lanamarcus@adatariel.org
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Additional Information
President: Jeffrey Kaplan
School Type: Jewish Day School
Founded: 1979
Ages/Grades: Kindegarten – 6th Grade
School Setting:
NoHO Urban
School Size: 215 Students
Classroom Size: 20
Student/Teacher Ratio: 4.5:1
Tuition: $16,500
Financial Aid:
Yes
Departments:
Science, Computer, Art, Physical Education, Dance, Music , Judaic Studies & Hebrew
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services: Yes
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Yes
School Championships:
No
School Clubs:
Student Council
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
No
Admissions Requirements:
Jewish, 5 years old by September of the kindergarten year
Mission Statement:
Dedicated to excellence in education through an integration of both a general and Judaic studies curriculum, Adat Ari El Labowe Family Day School fosters the academic, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual development of every Jewish child in our kindergarten through sixth grade
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
At Adat Ari El Trana and Ronald Labowe Family Day School , we have struck a balance between the academic world, in which our children's intellectual abilities are challenged and developed, and the traditional world of Judaism where Jewish values and identity are emphasized. We believe that both are key elements to a well-rounded individual.
Adat Ari El Day School, through its pursuit of academic excellence in both Judaic and general studies, offers a dynamic environment in which the student's Jewish life and life in American society co-exist in harmony. We are a school that emphasizes the entire spectrum of learning, from a broad exposure to the arts, music, physical education, science and math, and humanities to an understanding and participation in Judaic studies, rituals, the Hebrew language, and a commitment to the State of Israel.
The elementary years are a period when attitudes and skills are developed that will last a lifetime. Therefore, through a conscious sensitivity to the uniqueness of each student, Adat Ari El Day School provides a nurturing environment whereby the growth of self-confidence, self-esteem, and expressions of creativity can take root and flourish. Along with this, we encourage self-discipline and self-motivation within the framework of positive group and individual activities.
At Adat Ari El Day School we are committed to providing equal opportunities for boys and girls both in religious as well as secular life. The school is a Solomon Schechter School , affiliated with the Adat Ari El synagogue, a Conservative congregation. Adat Ari El Day School has accreditation from the California Association of Independent Schools, the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and the Los Angeles Bureau of Jewish Education.
School History:
Founded in 1979