When parents search for the best Jewish school in Fort Lauderdale, they are often asking a question that goes beyond grades: “Where will my child feel loved, grow in confidence and learn to be a good person?” At Landow Jewish Academy, our vision of education begins with that child and that family. Strong academics matter. So do kindness, Jewish identity and the values children carry into everyday life.
Located in Fort Lauderdale, in the heart of Broward County, Landow Jewish Academy serves Early Childhood through 12th grade. Our goal is to offer the kind of loving education that families hope to find when looking for the best Jewish school in Florida: learning with purpose, connection and care.
Loving education means seeing the whole child
A child is more than a report card. Children bring questions, interests, worries and talents to school every day. Our approach places caring relationships alongside academic growth, so learning is about developing character as well as knowledge.
For families comparing a Jewish private school, the atmosphere matters. During a visit, notice how adults speak to children, how students treat one another and whether your family feels comfortable asking questions. A school’s values should be recognizable in its everyday interactions, not only in its mission statement.
Teaching the Jewish way: kindness, respect and responsibility
Jewish education connects what children learn with how they live. At Landow Jewish Academy, Hebrew learning, Torah and Jewish studies sit alongside general academics. Jewish traditions provide a foundation for identity, belonging and purposeful choices.
Chesed—acts of kindness—and respect for others make those values practical. Listening patiently, including a classmate, speaking thoughtfully and helping someone in need are meaningful ways to bring learning into daily life. Our emphasis is on helping children become thoughtful people who understand that their actions affect others.
Family values belong in the school day
Parents want their children to grow into people who care about family, honor their commitments and contribute to their communities. We share that priority. Jewish traditions, shared celebrations and learning about responsibility help connect the classroom with home.
A school visit is also a chance to talk about your family’s hopes. Ask about Jewish learning, your child’s interests and the transition into a new classroom. Explore our Early Childhood, Lower School, Middle School and High School pages to see how learning develops across the years.
A Jewish school in Broward County with a Fort Lauderdale home
If you are searching for a Jewish school in Broward County, begin with the practical details: the campus is at 3100 SW 9th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315. Families considering schools from Hollywood, Davie, Plantation, Weston or Dania Beach can plan a visit and assess the commute for themselves.
For families exploring Jewish education across South Florida—including Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties—our Fort Lauderdale location provides a specific place to start. Discuss travel and any transportation questions with the school rather than assuming a particular service or route is available.
Values and preparation for the future go together
A loving education also helps young people discover what they can do. Our electives connect interests with practical skills, including entrepreneurship, engineering and computer science, creative production and personal finance. Students can explore modern careers while continuing to develop judgment, responsibility and respect for others.
Read how our electives connect Jewish values with life skills and modern careers for a closer look at the published catalog.
Find the right fit for your family
The best school for your child should feel right academically, culturally and personally. We invite you to experience Landow Jewish Academy’s focus on education with heart, ask questions and consider whether our community matches your family’s values.
Schedule a tour, explore our frequently asked questions, or contact Admissions Coordinator Shlomo Albert at (305) 548-9023 or salbert@ljaonline.com.