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Learn & Grow atHasten Hebrew Academy of Indianapolis (HHAI)

Welcome to Hasten Hebrew Academy, the heart of Jewish education in Greater Indianapolis. As the area’s only Jewish day school, we bring together students from diverse backgrounds and traditions, united in the pursuit of a premier education that seamlessly blends traditional Judaic studies with top-notch, rigorous academics.

At HHAI, our community celebrates the richness of Jewish heritage while embracing each family’s unique journey. Our students thrive not only in the classroom but also through an abundance of electives and after-school activities, where passions are discovered, friendships are forged, and the learning experience is brought to life. Independent of synagogue affiliation, we welcome and honor all paths, creating an inclusive environment that is as vibrant and dynamic as the Jewish diaspora itself.

Come explore how HHAI is cultivating curious minds and compassionate hearts, empowering students for a meaningful future.

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By The Numbers

3:1

Student to Faculty Ratio

Individualized attention to meet ideal learning style for each child.

95th Percentile

ILearn Math Scores

Percent of students proficient in math supersedes 95 percent of all schools.

71%

Faculty with Advanced Degree

Percent of faculty with degrees beyond Bachelor’s.

45

Families in PTO

Demonstrates our committed educational community.

1:1

Device to Student Ratio

Starting in first grade, students receive technology to supplement their learning. First grade is also when computer coding begins.

From Our Community

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As a graduate, I always dreamed of sending my child to HHAI but when it came time to enroll I was concerned our interfaith family may not be welcome. I was pleasantly surprised to learn there were all different types of families who had found their way to HHAI who were fully accepted and embraced as part of the HHAI family.
Marisa Zukerman

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We didn’t grow up with any Jewish traditions or practicing Judaism; all we knew was that we were Jewish. I’m hoping our kids have a stronger Jewish education than Leo and I and both sets of our parents.

Marina Grabovsky

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We thought our youngest would attend preschool at HHAI then join his brothers at a secular school. However, we were so impressed with our experience in the HHAI early childhood that we decided to stay.Karen Rothbaum