Abrams Hebrew Academy | Educating for a lifetime of success

 

Welcome to Abrams Hebrew Academy!

A warm and nurturing environment welcomes families seeking a top-notch Jewish day school with a proven record of success. Small class sizes, attention to each student’s abilities, and individualized learning ensure that each child is given the tools he or she needs to succeed within a supportive and caring community.

Abrams graduates are accepted into the most prestigious private high schools and at internationally acclaimed colleges and universities. Our alumni are leaders in their chosen fields and in the Jewish communities where they live. Abrams is honored to provide a strong secular and Judaic foundation to multi-generations of families who choose AHA for their children and grandchildren’s education.

Abrams Hebrew Academy is committed to giving our students the academic skills and incentive to achieve their highest educational goals. Our students thrive on an advanced curriculum focused on language arts, sciences, social studies and mathematics.

We prepare our students for the future by utilizing the latest in technology and cutting edge educational tools:

-AHA was the first school in the United States to participate in the Math by Mail and Science by Mail programs in conjunction with the Weizmann Institute;
-Long-distance honors science classes are held with our 7th and 8th grade students in partnership with Kohelet Yeshiva High School and Jack Barack Hebrew Academy;
-iPad technology (SmartSchool) augments the secular and Judaic curricula for students

in grades 5-8;
-Smart Boards are located throughout the school;
-Regular videoconferencing opportunities

 

Abrams Hebrew Academy is a co-educational community Hebrew day school for preschool through eighth grade. Children from all Jewish backgrounds are equally welcome, and all levels of observance equally respected. Abrams is located at 31 W. College Avenue, Yardley, PA. Abrams Hebrew Academy is a constituent agency of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and the United Jewish Federation of Princeton Mercer Bucks.