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Shaloh House Jewish Day School is a vibrant, cutting-edge educational community that welcomes families from a variety of different backgrounds.

Shaloh House Jewish Day School expands children’s intellectual curiosity and capabilities. It provides them with an engaging, challenging, and well-rounded academic program, replete with love for Jewish tradition, history, language, and values. Each child is encouraged to live his or her life in a compassionate, Jewish way and given the building blocks to be a future leader of our community.

10/27/2026

Tomorrow at Shaloh House: an evening of Jewish learning with Rabbi Isroel Berenbaum.
Ancient texts. Challenging questions. Fresh perspectives.
Join us for the second evening of our seminar with Rabbi Isroel Berenbaum from Moscow. Explore thought-provoking Jewish sources and the questions they raise about meaning, responsibility, and hope.
Come ready to listen, reflect, and discover new connections.
📅 Wednesday, October 28, 2026
🕡 6:30 PM
📍 Shaloh House, 29 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton
💛 Suggested donation: $20 for all lectures.
📞 617-787-2200

The lecture will be in Russian.

10/16/2026

🌿 Little beginnings. Jewish roots.

Two infant spots are now available in the Baby Room at Shaloh House Jewish Day School!

Choosing your baby’s first care setting is a big decision. You want warmth, personal attention, and a place where your little one can feel comfortable, explore, and grow.

Our Baby Room is part of a Jewish school community rooted in kindness, tradition, and connection. Here, loving care and the beginnings of a Jewish education belong together—from the very start.

With gentle routines, playful discoveries, and attention to each child’s individual needs, we make room for the little moments that mean so much.

Come meet our team, visit our Baby Room, and picture your little one here.

📍 29 Chestnut Hill Avenue, Brighton
📞 617-787-2200
🌐 https://www.shaloh.org/

Message us to arrange a visit and ask about the two available infant spots.

10/06/2026

What’s life at Shaloh House like?

Let’s hear it from someone who knows it best—one of our students! 💙 A little glimpse into school life, friendship, and growing together.

10/01/2026

Our Shaloh House students are celebrating Sukkot with the whole neighborhood today!

Brighton Common is filled with music, dancing, pony rides, a giant inflatable obstacle course, and plenty of happy kids. We also have a moonwalk, BBQ, and a special raffle for children. It’s wonderful to share the holiday with families and neighbors who have joined us.

There’s still time to come celebrate with us! We’re here until 6 PM at Brighton Common, across the street from Shaloh House (29 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton). Everyone is welcome, and admission is free. Food and rides are available for purchase.

Chag Sukkot Sameach!

10/01/2026

Our elementary school students spent the morning at Honey Pot Hill Orchards in Stow. 🍎

Each child had a bag to fill with apples. They rode through the orchard on a hayride, explored the maze, and stopped to see the pumpkins. Afterward, we visited Chabad Sudbury, where the Rabbi Yisroel Freeman spoke with the children and they had time to play ball and meet the chickens in the yard.

Then we headed back to Brighton, with bags of apples and plenty to talk about on the way home. What a lovely fall day together!

10/01/2026

09/30/2026

For us, Sukkot is a holiday children can experience with their whole selves.

Our school stays open during the holiday, giving students time to eat in the sukkah, say the blessing, and make its traditions their own.

They assembled lulav sets, learning how the different parts fit together and what makes a set beautiful and kosher. Then came the sukkah-building competition. Each group built and decorated a sukkah and used it to tell the story of one of the ushpizin, the traditional guests of Sukkot. One sukkah featured a tiny David facing Goliath. Another had a bowl of lentil soup to tell Jacob’s story.

The children put so much thought and creativity into their work that choosing one winner felt impossible. Everyone got popcorn and a Jewish-themed video in place of a lesson. Their reaction when they heard the news was wonderful.

There was more: making chocolate treats, walking through the neighborhood, and visiting teachers’ sukkahs, where sweets were waiting for them. Our preschoolers visited the sukkah at the school’s new house, too.

This is how a holiday becomes part of a child’s life: through stories, food, building things together, and the joy of being there.

09/30/2026

Address

29 Chestnut Hill Avenue
Boston, MA
02135

Website

http://www.Shaloh.org/

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