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By name, of the 18 listings on this page: 3 yeshivas, 1 mesivtas, 1 camps and 2 day schools. Streets with the most listings here: Fondren Road Houston (2).
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Jewish education network and school resources.
Jewish education network and school resources. Ask about a school in your intended community; network membership alone does not determine the right placement.
Source checked 2026-09-28Resources for supporting children with varied learning needs in Jewish classrooms.
Resources for supporting children with varied learning needs in Jewish classrooms. Discuss availability, school participation, and the child’s actual support plan.
Source checked 2026-09-2811333 Cliffwood Dr., Houston, TX 77035
A Modern Orthodox Jewish day school in Houston serving students from early…
Houston, TX
An Orthodox high school in Houston for girls where students learn and grow in an…
5601 South Braeswood Boulevard, Houston, TX 77096
Jewish school, as tagged on OpenStreetMap.
11330 Braesridge Drive, Houston, TX 77071
Jewish school, as tagged on OpenStreetMap.
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10900 Fondren Road Houston, TX 77096
Torah Day School of Houston is a comprehensive Jewish day school serving students…
11333 Cliffwood Drive Houston, TX 77035, US
Camp Kochavim is a Modern-Orthodox Jewish day camp in Houston offering…
9730 Fondren Road Houston, TX 77071
MHLV Dance is an overnight performing arts summer camp for Orthodox Jewish girls…
5603 S. Braeswood Blvd. Houston, TX 77096
Kehillah High is an innovative supplemental education program for Jewish students…
Houston, TX
Online education provider offering formal kosher training and mashgiach…
Free online alef-beis: tap each of the 22 letters to see it and hear its sound…
Free online alef-beis: tap each of the 22 letters to see it and hear its sound (Israeli, Sephardi pronunciation). From NJOP, an Orthodox outreach organization.
Source checked 2026-11-07Free short online course on the Hebrew block letters, the script letters and how…
Free short online course on the Hebrew block letters, the script letters and how to write them. Registration required.
Source checked 2026-11-07Each vowel sign with its sound.
Each vowel sign with its sound. Some vowels, such as the kamatz, are pronounced differently in Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities, so follow your shul or school.
Source checked 2026-11-07Short step-by-step lessons for learning to read Hebrew, letters and nekudos together.
NCSY's checklist for choosing a seminary or yeshiva for the year in Israel:…
NCSY's checklist for choosing a seminary or yeshiva for the year in Israel: goals, learning style, schedule, location, Shabbos policies, costs and financial aid. Ask your school's guidance staff which programs fit you.
Source checked 2026-11-07Step Up For Students administers Florida's state scholarships that families can use toward private school tuition. Ask your school whether it participates.
Source: Step Up For Students: Step Up For Students: Scholarships For PreK-12 In Florida · checked 2026-11-07
New York's State Education Department has an office supporting religious and independent schools, which oversees state aid and services available to nonpublic school students.
Source: NYS Education Department: Religious and Independent School Support - New York State Education Department · checked 2026-11-07
Teach Coalition, an initiative of the OU, advocates for government funding for nonpublic schools, including security and STEM funding.
Source: Teach Coalition: Home page · checked 2026-11-07
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Eligible Israeli institutions require explicit Haredi institutional oversight, Jewish institutional sector, active register status and an approved institution type. The source snapshot is October 5, 2026. It does not establish phone contacts, admissions, fees or independent operating status. Home/family-daycare labels and unsupported types are withheld. Source permission and owner exclusions are checked at public read time. Other countries, camps and unrelated services still need separate permitted feeds. The server refresh adapter is implemented; unattended execution requires the existing scheduler account connection.