Amy Yenkin

Rodeph Sholom School is a coeducational reform Jewish independent day school serving students from nursery through eighth grade. The private company is based in New York, NY. The school offers a comprehensive educational program that integrates academics with Jewish studies, Hebrew language, STEAM initiatives, and service learning. The curriculum is divided into early childhood, elementary, and middle school divisions, emphasizing inquiry, ethics, and community engagement. The school is closely connected with Congregation Rodeph Sholom, involving families and clergy in students' spiritual growth and milestones. Rodeph Sholom provides extracurricular activities including athletics, drama, music, and after-school enrichment programs, as well as the Makor program for advanced Jewish studies in grades 3–8. Additional offerings include a summer day camp for young children and a tuition assistance program to ensure accessibility. Family involvement is encouraged through an active parents association.