“My son started school in kindergarten at our public school. We realized pretty quickly that it wasn’t the right fit for him or our family so we started looking into private schools. I had come across Albert Einstein Academy and loved what I saw online so I called to set up a visit. Our family doesn’t have a Jewish background but when I called, they encouraged us to come visit regardless. I’m so glad that we took a chance with the tour because it was the best decision we could have made. Albert Einstein Academy feels like family.

One thing that I love is how small the classroom sizes are. The teacher-to-student ratio is perfect and because of that alone, the difference in my son compared to when he was in a larger school is like night and day; now he is excited to go to school in the mornings, he has many friends, and he has found so much confidence in himself.

I know that at Einstein, my child is seen and won’t be left behind.

I’m already sad thinking about the day he’ll have to go to a new school once he graduates from Albert Einstein Academy.”

- Kristen

“Our son did well in public school and we had an overall good experience, but when we switched to Einstein, Gray began to thrive.

We truly didn’t know what we were missing in a school until we enrolled at Einstein.

Our son absolutely loves school and races out the door each morning because he enjoys learning so much. He is flourishing academically and socially and has developed an even greater love of learning. His teachers are amazing and the academics are rigorous but also individualized to students' interests and ability levels.

This year, we are thrilled that our younger son has been able to join his brother at Einstein in the Gan (kindergarten) class.

Einstein has an incredible school community and our entire family has been welcomed with love. We treasure how every student is loved and accepted for exactly who they are and how individuality is encouraged. We also appreciate that our son is surrounded by Jewish values and is learning Hebrew and we love being a part of the Jewish community.

Every day when we drop our sons off, we know that they are safe, loved, and thriving — academically and socially. What more could a parent want?"

- Marissa

“Our decision to bring our children to Einstein grew out of a desire for them to learn and grow in a smaller and more personalized educational environment that values them as individuals and gives them the social, emotional, and intellectual tools to begin to understand the world around them and how they can fit into it. Einstein’s commitment to project-based learning and to providing a well-rounded education has had tangible benefits for our kids, who have become increasingly confident in themselves and their ability to handle challenging tasks. And even though we are not ourselves members of the Jewish faith, we deeply value the benefits of Einstein’s multi-lingual educational program and the solid grounding our children are receiving in Jewish values and ethics. They are growing into curious, mindful, and caring persons who will understand their responsibility to make positive contributions to their communities. Einstein is a warm and welcoming community dedicated to helping our children become their best selves.”

- Christian

“Einstein had an indelible influence on my son. He is regularly invited to chant Torah at the high holidays and other occasions because HE CAN. His understanding of and ability to read Hebrew is off the charts compared to other Jewish kids . . . I’m not even Jewish, but I am so proud of what he has been able to accomplish. He has a solid identity as a Jew. When he had his bar mitzvah, he did 90% of the service. I am happy to put that in writing as an attestation for the school.”

- Janie

“I cannot begin to tell you what an emotional and spiritual boost it was to have these students and their families join us! When you consider the value of Albert Einstein Academy . . . consider the day school’s actual and potential impact on the larger Jewish community.”

- Rabbi Michael Beals

“Einstein gave my kids a rootedness in our tradition that I really value. They understood that being Jewish is both fun and important. It’s an integral part of who they are.”

– Jared

“I just got back from a two week vacation in Israel. Both my children attended AEA and were amazingly well prepared for the trip. They were able to understand many of the signs and communicate quite well. Our Israeli tour guide was amazed with their background knowledge of the history of Israel, the religious customs and biblical knowledge and their awareness of the overall culture. My other nephews who had not attended Jewish day school often glazed over when the tour guide went into discussion mode but my children were proud to share their rather extensive knowledge. I knew they were in good hands but WOW... they absorbed so much more than I realized from this amazing school. Thank you for all of the care and nurturing to all the teachers and staff at Albert Einstein Academy!”

- Jonathan

“Our family is Protestant and I personally attended a Christian school for most of my life, but we chose to send our daughter to Einstein because of the engaging learning environment, the meaningful education, and the close relationships that the students and families develop. While Einstein is a Jewish school, it has given my daughter a sense of cultural awareness, which is a trait that helps students perform better and display more adaptability. Additionally, exposing children to a foreign language early on helps ignite their learning in all subjects, and exposing children to other cultures’ customs helps to normalize differences. Overall, we love Einstein – our daughter is receiving an excellent education full of challenging work, love, encouragement, and great friends.”

- Stephanie

“My grandparents were Jewish, but I wasn’t raised with any religion, and much of my family is actually Catholic. However, I chose to send my daughter to Einstein largely because I wanted her to attend a school that feels warm, caring, and safe, and she has truly thrived there. She benefits from the small classes, the individualized attention, and the strong sense of community.”

- Teresa

“Einstein instilled in me a love for learning that will last forever, and gave me a sense of community. It was during classes at Einstein that I first fell in love with art and computers, a passion that set me on my future path to make me who I am today.”

- Sarah Driban, Class of 2005, UI Designer and Developer at Red Tettemer O’Connel & Partners

“Einstein is where I met some of my best friends to this day. It’s also where I discovered I could make people laugh by doing very stupid things, like blowing snot rockets. Ultimately the foundation for a very lucrative career.”

- Ben Warheit, Class of 1998, Writer for NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers

“Einstein taught me the importance of community and is a key reason I’ve had success in my career in the entertainment business thus far. My classmates from Einstein continue to be the most important friends in my life”.

- Mara Goodman, Class of 2004, Asst. to Exec. Producer, Blown Deadline Productions

“Einstein helped foster my relationship with Judaism, which continues to this day. I made strong friendships that will last a lifetime, and I owe much of my success and love for learning to a few special teachers. I will always look back on my years there with fondness.”

- Sylvia Boyd, Class of 2005, Senior Art Director, CDM (full-service ad agency)

“My biggest takeaway from my education at Einstein was the academic stimulus and challenges I received from a young age. Much of middle school was a review of what I already learned at Einstein.”

- Ben Goodman, Class of 2003