Welcome to HBHA

Welcome to HBHA

At HBHA, a K-12 school, students are encouraged to succeed on their own terms. Our whole-child approach helps students discover who they are, and gives them the freedom to determine how they can have the most beneficial impact on our society through a strong academic foundation, individualized attention, and a community rooted in Jewish values.

What Sets HBHA Apart?

Whether they join us in Kindergarten, Grade 11, or anywhere in between, your child will benefit from a personalized education in a small, close-knit class, enriched by our shared traditions and rooted in the values of the Torah. 

Our strong academic foundation is reinforced by our flexible Jewish Studies model that enables all students to engage in Jewish learning that respects how Judaism is practiced in a variety of homes to create an inclusive environment.

The result: students who think critically, creatively, and independently so they may become proud, ethical leaders in their academic, professional, and Jewish communities.

Benefits of Learning Two Languages

Research on dual-language immersion shows students who learn two languages exhibit elevated levels of academic and cognitive functioning, and enjoy enhanced reading acquisition skills, improved performance with pattern recognition and problem solving, and enhanced knowledge and understanding of their own native language.

Lower School

HBHA offers a unique Lower School environment in which students are challenged academically within a warm, nurturing environment. Featuring low teacher-to-student ratios, each student is treated as a valued member of our close-knit community. Our students are empowered to thrive academically and are provided a values-based structure within which they can learn to make good choices.

Middle School

HBHA's Middle School education strives to teach students to become academically responsible and self-reliant. Our Middle School (grades 6-8) provides a curriculum and mentoring program specifically designed to meet the developmental, academic, and social needs of students in this age cohort. Students are empowered to thrive academically and achieve their potential as they prepare for the rigors of Upper School and beyond.

Upper School

The most critical component of our K-12 curriculum, HBHA's Upper School strives to help students discover who they are as young adults and gives them the freedom, guidance and confidence to develop their own pathways to achieving their dreams. Each Upper School student follows their own individualized educational track, including college guidance. Students are taught "beyond the test" through hands-on academics, social justice, leadership and extracurricular opportunities.