I am lucky to have come to know Rabbi Katzin and his school, Sinai Academy, so early on in my American years.

The quality of the secular education in Sinai is not to be underestimated as my son went on to MIT after only two years in Sinai. This is a sign of Rabbi Katzin’s leadership. This furthermore, shows that Jewish education does not stand in the way of a great secular education. At Sinai Academy students are able to receive twice – twice! – as much education.

One may feel, that when their child attends a Jewish School – something, totally unfamiliar – that this communication gap can grow too wide. Fortunately, Sinai leadership understands that. Rabbi Katzin himself is an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, and as such, relates to these children entering his school.

Excerpts from a letter written by Dr. Leonid Golberg, Father of a Sinai Academy Alumnus

 

Students offered individualized programs Academic Courses

Majors: Business, computer science, journalism, law and Pre-med programs
Mentoring by leading professionals in each field
Foreign languages - Japanese, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian and Hebrew
College level courses
Small classes allow for quality education
Honors level classes, SAT training and ESL classes
Intel scholarship internships, college and career guidance

Unique culture and liberal arts programs

Newspaper and website internships
Art classes and graphic design
Musical training in instruments, composition and choir
Master chess classes
Intensive sports program: Team sports and Karate