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Academics
Educational Technology & Innovation
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Kindergarten Digital Creators
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Educational Technology
Donna Klein Jewish Academy creates an environment where students gain 21st Century skills through the infusion of technology across all areas of the educational environment. A robust curriculum, scaffolded and aligned to the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) standards bridges the general, Judaic, and Hebrew studies by offering students the opportunities to collaborate, communicate, design, and construct knowledge with technology.
Educational Technology also includes supporting teaching and learning through the DKJA 1:1 device program. Our K-1 students develop digital fluency skills on Apple iPads, while our second- through fourth-grade students expand their learning on Dell 3100 touchscreen Chromebooks. Sixth- through 12th-grade students enjoy the DKJA student laptop program, selecting from a range of devices to enhance their learning. Each room on campus is equipped with portable interactive ClearTouch panels, enabling faculty and students to extend the classroom with mobile learning.
Innovation
At DKJA, innovation is more than a buzzword—it’s a mindset. Our STEM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) sparks curiosity and empowers students from all grade levels to think boldly, build creatively, and solve problems that matter.
Through immersive, hands-on experiences in robotics, coding, 3D printing, and more, students don’t just use technology, they shape it. Whether designing solutions to real-world challenges or collaborating on cutting-edge projects, our learners become confident creators, critical thinkers, and changemakers.
Grounded in Jewish values, our STEM approach also emphasizes ethical responsibility, community engagement, and tikkun olam - repairing the world. With every challenge they tackle, DKJA students develop the skills and mindset to lead with compassion and innovation in an ever-evolving world.
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High School Innovators
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