Jewish Community High School of the Bay
Jewish Community High School of the Bay
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Mission
The Jewish Community High School of the Bay (JCHS) is a co-educational day school providing a rigorous, college preparatory curriculum in general and Judaic studies. We are committed to an extensive enrichment program, including the arts and athletics. JCHS serves the San Francisco Bay Community and is open to all Jewish students regardless of prior Jewish educational experience. JCHS is guided by the rhythms of the Jewish calendar, culture and tradition and by an inextricable link to the land of Israel. We aim to provide students with the education necessary to gain acceptance into the finest universities and to engage in life-long Jewish learning. Our wish is to enable graduates to employ the skills taught within our walls to their lives within both the Jewish and the wider community.
About
For 2017/2018 school year there were 43 seniors, 37 juniors, 56 sophomores, and 52 freshmen for a total of 188 students. Major strides were made in the continuing evolution of the freshman seminar, a combination of health, study skills and other academic subjects designed to help students make the transition from middle school to high school more seamless and less stressful thereby resulting in incoming students being more successful both socially and academically.