The Schools' dual curriculum provides students with critical thinking skills, and deep feelings for the rich beauty of their Jewish heritage. By studying Torah, experiencing the joy of our Holidays and practicing acts of Tikkun Olam, the students integrate Judaism into the very core of their being, and carry our mesorah (tradition) forward to future generations.

Over 100 Temple Beth Sholom (TBS) children and teenagers, from kindergarten through 12th grade, currently attend SSDS, where they receive a first class education. When Solomon Schechter Day School was first founded over twenty-five years ago, it was housed at TBS, and SSDS has now grown to become one of the preeminent Jewish day schools on Long Island. Members and clergy of TBS are intimately involved with the operations and education at SSDS, and the two institutions maintain a close and mutually beneficial relationship in support of Jewish education for the Long Island Jewish community.