Chabad Hebrew School
Chabad at Short Hills, 650 South Orange Avenue, Livingston, NJ 07039
About
Chabad Hebrew School is among the many programs offered by Chabad at Short Hills. The program includes Aleph-Bais, Holiday learning, Hebrew literacy, and the Aleph Champ reading system, which is modeled after martial arts and divides different reading skills into color levels. The school serves children in grades K through 10 and has a student body made up of children from various backgrounds and affiliations.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
Chabad at Short Hills Hebrew School is described as having exciting new programs, a dynamic staff, and interested students. The program encourages parental participation through ongoing communication and active participation in many fun and interactive activities. Chabad at Short Hills has transformed the Short Hills and surrounding areas into a bustling hub of Jewish life where both young and old connect to their heritage in a fun and meaningful way.
The mission of Chabad Hebrew School is to create a stimulating yet friendly environment where children embrace their Jewish roots and gain a sense of Jewish pride, no matter their level of observance or affiliation. Children acquire knowledge of Judaism through a motivating and challenging venue, and the program states that students gain an appreciation for the joys, values, and traditions of Jewish heritage as it is brought to life by dedicated and enthusiastic teachers. The stated goal is for students to view Judaism in an intelligent, relevant, and upbeat light, and by year’s end, together with Aleph-Bais, Holiday learning, and Hebrew literacy, for each child to have developed a deep love and appreciation for their heritage.
Chana D. Solomon is the Director of Chabad at Short Hills Hebrew School, and Rabbi Mendel and Chana D. Solomon lead the community at Chabad at Short Hills. Rabbi Mendel Solomon was born and raised in London, England, in an Orthodox Lubavitch family and received his ordination in the Chabad/Lubavitch educational system. The school notes that it has a well-earned reputation as a trend setter in creative Jewish education for children in grades K through 10 and focuses on inspiring Jewish pride and identity in Jewish children.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
Chabad at Short Hills Hebrew School is described as having exciting new programs, a dynamic staff, and interested students. The program encourages parental participation through ongoing communication and active participation in many fun and interactive activities. Chabad at Short Hills has transformed the Short Hills and surrounding areas into a bustling hub of Jewish life where both young and old connect to their heritage in a fun and meaningful way.
The mission of Chabad Hebrew School is to create a stimulating yet friendly environment where children embrace their Jewish roots and gain a sense of Jewish pride, no matter their level of observance or affiliation. Children acquire knowledge of Judaism through a motivating and challenging venue, and the program states that students gain an appreciation for the joys, values, and traditions of Jewish heritage as it is brought to life by dedicated and enthusiastic teachers. The stated goal is for students to view Judaism in an intelligent, relevant, and upbeat light, and by year’s end, together with Aleph-Bais, Holiday learning, and Hebrew literacy, for each child to have developed a deep love and appreciation for their heritage.
Chana D. Solomon is the Director of Chabad at Short Hills Hebrew School, and Rabbi Mendel and Chana D. Solomon lead the community at Chabad at Short Hills. Rabbi Mendel Solomon was born and raised in London, England, in an Orthodox Lubavitch family and received his ordination in the Chabad/Lubavitch educational system. The school notes that it has a well-earned reputation as a trend setter in creative Jewish education for children in grades K through 10 and focuses on inspiring Jewish pride and identity in Jewish children.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
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