Introducing a new program for babies and parents. Join First Friends today.
Congrats to these six staff who make a difference and live these Keshet values every single day!
After her first month as Assistant Director of GADOL, Toby Klein reflects on the joy, laughter and unexpected moments that make each day with our participants so meaningful.
Keshet teacher Robyn Reiser reflects on how her own learning inspires a lesson for students about discovering an inner Sanctuary.
Keshet CEO Jen Phillips shares how partnerships with local schools and a commitment to Universal Design create an inclusive Jewish education and a community of belonging for every learner.
Keshet CEO Jen Phillips reflects on a year full of moments, joy and connection in 2025, and shares exciting plans for the year ahead. From welcoming new residents to launching our Bright Apron Academy, there’s so much to look forward to in 2026.
See how students explore strategies, create sensory tools and practice self-regulation to navigate the winter season successfully.
A Hanukkah story of light, miracles, and the spirit that continues to shape Keshet’s growing community.
At Keshet’s GADOL program, participants explore their creativity and express themselves in a weekly mixed-media art class led by Caren Miller.
Keshet celebrated the High Holidays with fun, meaningful activities, festive treats and lots of community across all of our programs!
Emma shares her experience at Keshet’s new Center Stage camp, reflecting on the new routines she learned, performing on stage and all the confidence she gained along the way.
The 2025-26 school year brings new students, new curriculum and the same dedication to what makes Keshet special.
This summer, Keshet launched Deeply Rooted—a hands-on gardening program for adults with disabilities—in partnership with The Institute of Soil & Soul and with support from the JUF Young Adult Engagement Grant. Participants are planting, harvesting and donating herbs while exploring Jewish values and building skills to make a difference in the community.
Keshet’s GADOL Creative Writing Group reflected on what Disability Pride Month means to them and what they’re proud of.
