Keshet–Schechter Integrated Program

Program overview

General and special education instruction delivered together, with students with and without disabilities learning in the same classrooms. This integrated model is described for kindergarten through second grade — not Keshet's separate special education school.

Educational approach

Co-taught integrated classrooms

Integration model

Co-taught classrooms. Documents meaningful learning disability support within mainstream Jewish day school classrooms. Gifted-level differentiation or 2e suitability still requires confirmation.

Jewish orientation

Not yet confirmed

Grades served

K–2 (integrated model)

Support capabilities

• Mainstream classroom participation — Published by the school
• Executive-function support — Not yet confirmed
• Emotional-regulation support — Not yet confirmed
• Learning disability support — Published by the school

• Co-taught general and special education
• Students with and without disabilities in the same classroom
• Integrated model described for K–2

Academic differentiation

Not yet confirmed

Costs · 2026–2027

• Tuition, K–2: $27,200
• Specialized inclusion fee: Not yet confirmed

Additional household financial obligation: $1,200

Admissions considerations

• The $1,200 is a household financial obligation, not a per-child special education charge.

Admission and fit for a particular child are decided by the school after individual review.

Questions still to confirm

• Is gifted-level differentiation available inside the integrated classrooms?
• What support is available after grade 2?

Evidence & sources

• keshet.org/our-programs/schools/ ↗

Public information reviewed; YATIR has not conducted an individual school assessment.

Last researched

October 2026

Listing in the School Directory is not an endorsement, verified suitability, admission eligibility, or a YATIR partnership.