HHAI fosters cultural, social and academic growth with emphasis on achieving foundational academic skills, while encouraging higher-order thinking. Rooted in strong Jewish values with appreciation for diversity, our programs are taught within a warm and inclusive setting that paves the way for life-long learning.
A student-created space where visitors can learn about the history of the Holocaust, connect with stories of those affected by the Holocaust, and learn about the impact of this time in history on our world today.
HHAI remains strong thanks to the support of generous parents, grandparents, alumni, parent emeriti, faculty, staff and friends. We are grateful for your commitment.
“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 Z.
“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. Both Leo and I also attended Hasten so now it’s full circle.”
- Marina G.
“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.”