Berman Hebrew Academy, a Jewish Day School in the Greater Washington D.C. area, serves the unique educational needs of the Modern Orthodox community. From our inception, we have made an unwavering commitment to providing the very best in general and Judaic studies.
We intentionally develop students with a sense of religious purpose, personal growth, and self-actualization. We continue to build on the areas of academic excellence, religious commitment, and character development for each of our students, enabling them to succeed in a 21st century world.
A Berman education is like no other. As a nursery-12th grade school, we have the distinct advantage of building a strong community throughout each of our divisions and beyond. Our students graduate with a sense of pride and go on to lead lives as religiously committed Jews and strong citizens of the world.
We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with GrowTorah, an organization that develops garden-based experiential and environmental Torah education programs for Jewish day schools. Through this partnership, our students, and the broader Berman community, will cultivate a more sustainable future driven by Torah values. Over the summer, Berman school staff will be trained in…
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Mazal tov to our Model UN delegation who placed second overall in the YU Model UN Conference earlier this month. Five Berman students won individual awards: Best Delegate Eitan Lichtash (10th) Tekoa Sultan-Reisler (12th) Ben Winters (11th) Honorable Mention Maya Einhorn (12th) Penina Sloan (10th) Our students had to learn and master a new virtual…
We are thrilled to introduce Ms. Shira Loewenstein as our new Middle School Principal. Ms. Loewenstein will join our administrative team this summer. In our search for a Middle School Principal, our priorities were to hire someone that will execute on a vision of academic excellence and religious inspiration for our Middle School, create a positive culture…
This past year has been a year of moments. We will remember the moments when we felt isolated and alone, and the moments where we felt the sense of community more than we ever have before. We will remember the moments of uncertainty, and the moments of strength and clarity. As clearly as we will…
