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The school you wish you had growing up.

Pardes children together outside on the grounds
A teacher learning up close with students
Preschool children playing and exploring
A full, happy classroom at Pardes
Students connecting and bonding together
A young child discovering something new
15+Years in Miami Beach
2+Teachers in every room
220+Students known by name
12+Years a child can grow here

Education, redesigned. On purpose.

Multiple teachers working at once in a Pardes classroom

Multiple teachers. Known by name.

In every classroom, several teachers work at once across Judaic Studies, General Studies, and independent practice. Every child is challenged at the right level and given real attention, every single day.

Teachers use constant observation and NWEA MAP Growth data to keep instruction moving, so no child waits for the room and no child disappears into the back row.

Students in a joyful Jewish celebration at Pardes

Judaism is how we live, not a subject.

From Chumash and Kriah to Shabbat assembly and a deep love for Israel, Jewish life is part of the whole day, not tucked into a single period.

Children do not just study their heritage here. They experience it, make it their own, and carry it home.

Students smiling over their practice sheets at a classroom table

Built for life, not just school.

Through LeHashlim, our real-life skills curriculum, children practice collaboration, emotional management, and handling disappointment, taught alongside Chumash and math because both matter.

And practice time is built into the school day with teachers guiding the way, so evenings can belong to family again.

What a day at Pardes looks like.

Students sitting together on the grass outside
Gan Katan children reaching for bubbles
Students collaborating during class
Middle school students learning together with joy

What parents ask us.

How does the admissions process work?

Start by booking a tour on our tour booking page, or contact us for middle school. Tours are on Thursdays at 1211 Marseille Dr, at 9:30 for Gan Katan and 11:00 for Elementary, and take about 45 minutes. After the tour, we email you the waitlist form for 2027-28, which ends with the $100 waitlist fee for each child. A parent conversation and enrollment come next. Can't make a Thursday? Call the office at (305) 690-2548.

Do you offer financial aid or scholarships?

Yes. We accept Florida's state scholarships, FES-UA, FES-EO and FTC, through Step Up For Students, and offer need-based support through our Ahavat Yeladim Fund. Call (305) 690-2548 to discuss options.

What are the school hours?

Elementary: Monday to Thursday 8:10 AM to 3:55 PM, Friday to 1:45 PM. Gan Katan: Monday to Thursday 8:30 AM to 3:15 PM, Friday to 1:45 PM. Middle School (MSAP): Monday to Thursday 8:10 AM to 4:00 PM, Friday to 2:00 PM.

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