Welcome to The Agnon School

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We’re Cleveland’s only community Jewish day school – a school that celebrates both the richness of pluralism and the strength of diversity.

At Agnon, academic excellence in general studies and in Judaics reinforces and supports one another. Our graduates go on to the best high schools in the area, and are prepared to enter the most challenging universities four years later with a set of values and self confidence to last a lifetime.

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A low student-to-teacher ratio, superb master educators, and a sophisticated and values-driven curriculum: this is what you’ll find at The Agnon School.
Learn more about the Agnon experience in a short film by Agnon alumni.

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Upcoming Dates

♦ Fri. Sept. 3: Early Childhood Shabbat Sing, 8:30 a.m.
♦ Mon. Sept. 6: Labor Day. NO SCHOOL.
♦ Wed. Sept. 8: Erev Rosh Hashanah. NOON DISMISSAL.
♦ Thurs. Sept. 9: Rosh Hashanah. NO SCHOOL.
♦ Fri. Sept. 10: Rosh Hashanah. NO SCHOOL.
♦ Thurs. Sept. 16: Board of Trustees mtg, 7:30 p.m.
♦ Fri. Sept. 17: Erev Yom Kippur. NOON DISMISSAL.
♦ Tues. Sept. 21: 8th Grade Retreat.
♦ Tues. Sept. 21: EC Sukkah Decorating, 4 p.m.
♦ Thurs. Sept. 23: Sukkot. NO SCHOOL.
♦ Fri. Sept. 24: Sukkot. NO SCHOOL.
♦ Thurs. Sept. 30: Shemini Atzeret. NO SCHOOL.
♦ Fri. Oct. 1: Simchat Torah. NO SCHOOL.

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From the Head of School

Welcome!
ברוכים הבאים
B’ruchim HaBaim

I've got one of those I-can't-believe-I-get-to-do-this-for-a-living jobs. On any given day I can move from observing six-year-olds discussing what goes into being a good and responsible friend - to middle schoolers citing Biblical verses and the speeches of Gandhi and Martin Luther King as rationale for their becoming engaged in the world as adults. Welcome to Agnon!

Every school “integrates” its subjects, but that often takes the form of students discussing the same book in both language arts and history classes. At Agnon we take the concept of an integrated curriculum pretty seriously. Our fifth graders learn the different phases of the moon and how its gravitational pull affects the tides in science; in language arts they explore how the moon has been used as a literary metaphor; in music they learn the Moonlight Serenade; and in Judaics they dive into the concept of “rosh chodesh” – the celebration of the new moon – and its profound impact on Jewish philosophy and theology. Read the rest of "Welcome"-->>

Jerry D. Isaak-Shapiro, Head of School

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Welcome to The Agnon School

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From the Head of School