Yavneh Academy
Jewish day school, early childhood
155 North Farview Avenue, Paramus, NJ 07652
Yavneh Academy is a Jewish day school serving students from early childhood through middle school, with Gan Yavneh as its satellite early childhood center. The school integrates Jewish values, Hebrew language, and Torah learning throughout a comprehensive academic curriculum.
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Gan Yavneh has locations in Teaneck and Paramus. Base school hours 8:30am-3:30pm with optional early care (7:30am) and aftercare (until 6:00pm). School closing time on Erev Shabbat adjusted according to calendar. Nine-week summer camp program available.
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Are there state scholarships for private school in Florida?
Step 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
Do private and yeshiva students in New York get free services from the public system?
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
Who advocates for government funding for Jewish day schools?
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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