Jewish day schools are educational institutions that provide a curriculum combining general studies with Jewish education. Students learn subjects like math, science, and language arts alongside Jewish history, Hebrew language, and religious studies. These schools aim to foster both academic excellence and a strong Jewish identity. Typically, Jewish day schools serve children from preschool through high school. They often emphasize values such as community, ethics, and cultural heritage. Many schools are affiliated with specific Jewish denominations, such as Orthodox, Conservative, or Reform, reflecting diverse approaches to Jewish education and practice.