Simmons College

Jewish Community Day School offers education to more than 150 students in elementary and middle school students. The school serves students in kindergarten through grade eight. It specializes in Hebrew language and Jewish studies. The school teaches Jewish values, traditions, prayers and texts, and it supports a variety of beliefs and practices among its constituent families. Founded in 1995, it is a member of the Association of Independent Schools of New England and the National Association Independent Schools. Jewish Community Day School additionally provides flexible tuition and after-school programs. The school is a beneficiary agency of the Combined Jewish Philanthropies and receives support from the Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Boston. Its curriculum also includes science, math, social studies, English, art and music.

Belmont Hill School, established in 1923, is a boys school that enrolls more than 400 students. It provides academic and liberal arts education to students in grades seven through 12. The school emphasizes on active learning, problem-solving, decision making, reading, creative writing and communication skills. Its curriculum includes English, arts, mathematics, history, science, social studies, and foreign languages with a choice in French, Spanish and Chinese. Belmont Hill School also provides basic and advanced courses in computer applications that include word processing, programming, 3-D video animation, graphics and Web design. Additionally, the school has a library that provides a large collection of curriculum books, bibliographies, online catalogs, literary sources and Internet search tools. The school also organizes various extracurricular activities, such as visual arts, theater, and vocal and instrumental music. Belmont Hill School additionally organizes summer camps and provides various sports activities, such as hockey, basketball, gymnastics, soccer, field hockey and baseball.