List of Local Jewish Schools
- The congregations listed above offer part-time educational and Bar and Bat Mitzvah programs. Some also offer daycare and/or preschool.
- Florence Melton Adult Mini-School: Part-time Judaic studies certificate program for adults from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, located in Vancouver at the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver.
- King David High School: Full-time Judaic and general studies for grades 8–12, located in Vancouver.
- Pacific Torah Institute: Full-time Judaic and general studies for male students, grades 8–12, located in Vancouver.
- Shalhevet Girls High School: Full-time Judaic and general studies for female students, grades 8–12, located in Vancouver.
- Richmond Jewish Day School: Daycare, preschool, and full-time Judaic and general studies for kindergarten to grade 7.
- Vancouver Talmud Torah: Preschool and full-time Judaic and general studies for kindergarten to grade 7.
- Vancouver Hebrew Academy: Preschool and full-time Judaic and general studies for kindergarten to grade 7.
- White Rock South Surrey Jewish Community Centre: Preschool and part-time Judaic and general studies for kindergarten to grade 7; youth group for grades 8–12.
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