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Education

At Schechter Manhattan, learning is student-centered, active, and collaborative, preparing graduates for 21st century thinking and productivity. Our teachers know their students well, as children and learners, allowing them to target instruction and meet the range of learning in the classroom.

We invite you to review our curriculum and approach, and to explore some of the exciting ways we engage our students every day.

Teaching & Learning Approach

Our approach to teaching and learning nurtures and supports each student’s intellectual, social, emotional, spiritual and creative sides. And when children know that their needs are being met, they are in the best position to learn.

Explore here how we put this approach into action.

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Lower Elementary

The lower elementary school years are the foundation for life-long learning. At Schechter Manhattan, students actively develop core skills and engage in meaningful experiences that allow them to grow in knowledge, resourcefulness, and self-understanding, and in connection to Judaism and community.

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Upper Elementary

As students enter the upper elementary grades, they have more opportunities to work in close partnership with other students and think deeply about key topics, strengthening their ability to engage in respectful discourse and reflection.

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Middle School

Our middle school builds on the elementary school experience and helps students to actively apply the skills relating to critical thinking, self-discovery and independence that come with early adolescence. The Schechter Manhattan middle school is a community of participation, discourse, and leadership and a place where students grow in their learning, self-understanding and self-advocacy.

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Schechter Manhattan is a student-centered Jewish Day school located in Manhattan. We take a Constructivist educational approach to teaching and learning, ensuring that our students are actively learning, and engaged in problem solving, critical thinking and building their skills. We focus on nurturing our students’ intellectual, spiritual, moral and personal development, and we work in a professional culture that highlights faculty reflection, collaboration, and professional growth.