Frequently Asked Questions

Palm Beach Jewish High School is currently in the planning and development stage. We will share the anticipated opening date as facility, leadership, and enrollment plans advance. 

Palm Beach Jewish High School will serve grades 9–12 and is expected to open through a phased enrollment model, allowing the student body to grow thoughtfully over time. 

The school is currently exploring potential locations in the greater West Palm Beach area to create a modern, welcoming campus designed for innovative learning and community engagement. 

Yes. PBJHS is committed to making an exceptional Jewish education accessible to qualified students regardless of financial circumstances. Details about tuition and financial aid will be shared as the school moves closer to opening. 

Yes. Student life will be an essential part of the experience. Students will have opportunities to participate in clubs, athletics, leadership programs, community service, and cultural activities that enrich the high school experience.

No. PBJHS will welcome students from a range of Jewish educational backgrounds. Prior enrollment in a Jewish day school or previous Hebrew experience will not be required. The program will meet students where they are while helping each one grow academically, personally, and in their connection to Jewish tradition, Hebrew, Israel, and the Jewish people. 

Community members can support PBJHS by introducing potential partners, joining the interest list, sharing the vision, or exploring a founding investment. Those interested in philanthropic or naming opportunities are invited to request a confidential conversation with school leadership. 

You can stay connected by joining our mailing list and following updates on our website. We look forward to sharing news about our progress as the vision for Palm Beach Jewish High School continues to grow.

Yes. Families who are interested in learning more about Palm Beach Jewish High School are encouraged to reach out and join our interest list so we can keep them informed about future developments.

Palm Beach Jewish High School is being developed through a locally rooted, nationally connected effort. Religious and communal leaders in Palm Beach are working alongside respected Jewish educators, school leaders, institution builders, and philanthropic advisors from across the country and internationally. Together, they are building a school grounded in local values and informed by proven educational and operational experience.