Jewish schools, often referred to as Jewish day schools, provide education that integrates both general studies and Jewish education. These institutions aim to teach students about Jewish history, Torah, and Hebrew language, alongside subjects like math, science, and literature. Many Jewish schools follow a specific educational philosophy, such as Orthodox, Conservative, or Reform, which influences their curriculum and practices. These schools serve to foster a strong sense of Jewish identity and community among students, preparing them for both academic success and a life enriched by Jewish values.