At Keshet’s therapeutic day schools, we foster caring communities where students ages 3 to 22 learn and grow. Educators and therapists work hand-in-hand to provide highly individualized instruction and therapies to meet the unique needs of each student. From preschool through high school transition, Keshet’s schools prepare students for a life of independence.
Contact UsKeshet’s schools serve students with a range of intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities as well as social-emotional disorders. While we can and do provide traditional Jewish day school education, our student community represents diverse cultural and religious backgrounds.
Keshet’s curriculum is dual-focused on academic and daily living skills. Teachers use the structured teaching model to provide each student with an individualized program that meets their academic, physical, functional, social and emotional needs.
Our schools live within larger host schools. This arrangement allows for inclusion during nonacademic times and, when appropriate, academic classes. Our robust Peer Buddy Programs help facilitate inclusion into the mainstream of school life.
Ariella Joy Frankel Keshet Day School
at Solomon Schechter Day School
Northbrook
Dr. Irving A. & Ruth Hokin Keshet High School
at Ida Crown Jewish Academy
Skokie
Coe-Worker Keshet Transition Program
Skokie
Let us show you how Keshet’s schools are the right fit for your family. Our staff are available to talk with families, meet potential students and provide tours of our schools.
Contact Robert Lee, Director of Education, to schedule a consultation.
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The Keshet Transition Program is designed to provide the necessary support to ease young adults into community life after high school. Keshet’s curriculum continues students’ growth in daily living skills, social and vocational skills. Keshet has a vast network of community partners that welcome Keshet’s young adults for job training opportunities. As students approach 22 years-old, Keshet staff prepare young adults and families to transition to a day program or job setting.