Guide Category: Associated Talmud Torahs (ATT)*
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A Taste of Torah
Highlights the parsha of the week.
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Arie Crown Hebrew Day School
A state-accredited Orthodox Day School with divisions for boys and girls. Preschool, age 3; nursery, age 4; kindergarten, age 5; and grades one to eight.
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Arie Crown Hebrew Day School Early Childhood Pre-School
Pre-nursery and nursery.
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Associated Talmud Torahs (ATT)
The Associated Talmud Torahs of Chicago (ATT) supports the Chicagoland Orthodox Jewish Day Schools and students by providing direct resources to its schools, professional development for its teachers and a myriad of programs and services for its students to provide all students with the best learning experience possible. Partners with Jewish United.
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Bais Yaakov High School of Chicago
An Orthodox high school for girls.
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Community Calendar
Hosts the submissions from schools, organizations, synagogues, etc. that reflect what events are occurring in the greater Chicago community.
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Dr. Oscar A. and Bernice Novick PTACH Special Education Program
Serves Jewish children with learning challenges.
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Hanna Sacks Bais Yaakov High School
Four-year Orthodox high school for girls, accredited by North Central Association.
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Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School
Modern Orthodox, co-educational Day School, for children in preschool through eighth grade. Nurturing classroom communities foster the emotional, physical, social and intellectual growth of every child. 21st century child-centered learning approach guides children to explore, discover and engage in learning while integrating Torah and chesed, Israel and Ivrit language into their daily lives.
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Ida Crown Jewish Academy
State-accredited Orthodox Jewish co-educational high school, including Keshet classes for children with disabilities.
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Joan Dachs Bais Yaakov-Yeshivas Tiferes Tzvi Preschool
JDBY-YTT is dedicated to transmitting the values and life style of orthodox Jewish tradition while providing a strong, comprehensive secular education. As a Jewish parochial school, our goal is to provide a learning environment in which children acquire skills and knowledge in all secular subjects in an environment based on Torah (Jewish Law), mitzvoth (performing good deeds), tzedakah (acts of charity) and limud (study and learning). We recognize and respect the dignity of all students, striving to maximize individual strengths and achievements in a positive, supportive learning environment.
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Keeping Up with ATT
Online publication that highlights the parsha of the week and ongoing ATT events.
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Lubavitch Girls High School
State-recognized Orthodox high school for girls, run in the Lubavitch Tradition.
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Morris & Rose Goldman Computer Department for Jewish Studies
Technology consulting and training for teachers and schools.
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Nathan & Shirley Rothner ATT Summer Program
Day camp in Orthodox setting for grades 1–7.
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Philip and Rebecca Esformes Cheder Lubavitch Girls School
State-accreditedDay Schoolfor girls, grades one to eight, and co-ed preschool, run in the Lubavitch tradition.
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Seymour J. Abrams Cheder Lubavitch Hebrew Day School
State-accredited Day School for boys, grades one to eight, and co-ed preschool, run in the Lubavitch tradition.
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Yeshiva Ohr Boruch-The Veitzener Cheder
Orthodox school for boys, grades Nursery-8. Hebrew studies are taught in Yiddish.
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Yeshivas Tiferes Tzvi
A state-accredited Orthodox Day School for boys, kindergarten through eighth grade; onsite REACH program; onsite Keshet classes for children with developmental disabilities.