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Learn MorePardes Jewish Day School offers an exceptional kindergarten through eighth grade education in a community infused with Jewish values. Through excellent academics and a nurturing environment, Pardes prepares confident lifelong learners grounded in their unique Jewish identities. The school’s caring, joyful, and challenging learning environment instills in its students a growth mindset that encourages risk-taking, critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and collaboration. We invite you to explore the benefits of a Pardes Jewish Day School education.
February 1 – When we think of famous Jews in history, the patriarchs and matriarchs naturally come to mind. Expanding on that theme, Pardes Third through Sixth graders celebrated 100+18 Jews: An Exploration of the Jewish People Throughout History. Tying in with the 100th Day of School celebrations, each student was assigned an influential person […]
January 18 – On Mitzvah Day, Pardes students celebrated everything from Tu B’Shevat to the messages of Dr. Martin Luther King as they learned about and helped with various needs in the community. Students literally tilled the soil, sent messages of hope, and worked on projects to benefit those in need. To kick of the […]
January 11 – Technology isn’t just for the young… it’s also for the young at heart! On January 11th, Pardes grandparents were treated to a morning of exciting STEAM activities that were specially designed for Grandparents Day. Eighth graders were on hand to mentor their “Senior Class” as they STEAMed into five different stations. There, […]
January 10 – Fourth through Eighth grade students showed off their spelling skills at the Pardes annual Spelling Bee held on January 10th. Surrounded by classmates and family, the two grade winners – one from each grade class – went round after round as they vied for the school championship. This year’s Spelling Bee […]
January 14 – On a recent trip to the Ancient Egypt Museum, visitors were captivated by the many historical exhibits that brought this ancient culture to life. Guests stepped back into time as they entered an ancient sarcophagus, watched demonstrations of how Shadufi (ancient irrigation devices used to collect water) worked and learned about the […]
Over 100 projects were on display at this year’s second annual Genius Projects held on December 5th. Scores of guests and the entire school filled the MPR, eager to learn, explore and be wowed by an extraordinary exhibition of inventions and thought provoking presentations submitted by our Middle School students. A small sampling of projects […]
December 7- On December 7th, Pardes joined educational institutions worldwide in celebration of An Hour of Code. Sponsored by code.org, the annual December event is a hands-on experience centered around computer science in education. During this hour, students in every grade level immerse themselves in age appropriate coding activities with the objective of give them […]
by Jennifer Schwarz, Pardes parent Jennifer shared these thoughts at our November Kindergarten Preview event. December 7 – Our path is a unique one. We have three kids. Our son attended a Jewish day school (not Pardes) through fifth grade. When that school closed, we decided to send him to one of the highly regarded […]
November 20- Tikkun Olam, helping make the world a better place through acts of kindness, is an intrinsic part of the Pardes experience. On Tuesday, November 20th, grades 5-8 lived this important Jewish value by spending the morning participating in Tikkun Olam activities throughout the Phoenix area. Fifth graders headed to the Vista del Camino […]
