BOCA RATON, Fla. — Students returning to Donna Klein Jewish Academy’s Claire & Emanuel G. Rosenblatt High School this fall are experiencing a refreshed first floor and an enhanced academic environment following a summer of improvements designed to support learning, collaboration, innovation and student life.
The first-floor renovations provide an updated, welcoming environment for High School students while complementing the school’s continued investment in its academic programs and student experience. The improvements are part of DKJA’s ongoing commitment to creating spaces and opportunities that reflect how students learn today while preparing them with the skills they will need to thrive in an increasingly complex and rapidly changing world.
Alongside the physical enhancements, the Rosenblatt High School continues to expand opportunities for students to challenge themselves academically and explore their interests. Its rigorous college-preparatory curriculum combines a classical liberal arts foundation with interdisciplinary learning, offering Honors, Advanced Placement and elective courses, as well as expanded opportunities through Dual Enrollment and Florida Virtual School.
DKJA’s Signature Programs in Medical Studies, Legal Studies, Engineering & Technology, Business & Entrepreneurship, Global Citizenship, and Journalism & Media Leadership provide structured pathways for students to explore their interests, develop real-world skills and connect their academic experiences to future goals.
With the 2026-27 school year now underway, the renewed High School reflects DKJA’s commitment to providing students with an exceptional educational experience in an environment grounded in Jewish values, innovation and academic excellence.