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2021-2022 Back to School Plan
A message to Prospective Parents: Throughout the COVID19 pandemic, our Schechter community has demonstrated tremendous strength, resilience, and support for one another. As we prepared for the 2021-2022 school year, we are grateful for the continued research, time, and devotion of our educational and administrative leaders, as well as our Board and volunteers. The overarching principles guiding our school's reopening include the physical health and safety of our community, the emotional well-being of students, faculty and staff, and maintaining the exemplary educational experience that families have come to expect from Schechter. Our plan incorporates the latest science and data, guidelines, and best practices in education currently available, and has been unanimously approved by the SSDS Board of Directors. We are grateful for the trust Schechter parents place in our school as we continue to navigate this new reality together as partners to educate our students. Dr. Lena Kushnir (SSDS ‘88), Proud Head of School Medwin Dayan, SSDS Board President Click on the links below to view a short video from Dr. Lena Kushnir, Head of School and written information about COVID Protocols. Dr. Kushnir’s Presentation Video Written Information about COVID Protocols |
In three words, Schechter is a community, learning, and Judaism. Schechter is the type of community that promotes friendship, leadership, learning, fun, and most of all the love of being Jewish. Each day when I walk into school, I am greeted. Whether it's a security guard, a parent, a teacher, and sometimes even a student, I know that I'm starting my day in a community way.
- A Schechter Student
A partner with the Jewish United Fund in serving our community.
We appreciate the generous assistance provided by the Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Seventh Grade Scholarship Program for our Schechter families. Solomon Schechter Day School accepts students and parents of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation or gender identity.
We appreciate the generous assistance provided by the Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Seventh Grade Scholarship Program for our Schechter families. Solomon Schechter Day School accepts students and parents of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Administrative Office: 3210 Dundee Road Northbrook, IL 60062 847.498.2100
