From the Press

We’re proud to share that our school was featured in the J. Weekly for how we are navigating the frontier of artificial intelligence through a Jewish-ethical lens. In the article “How a Jewish school is navigating AI, education and ethics,” the focus is on our AI Tinkery program, which invites students to explore cutting-edge technologies while grounding their learning in values of responsibility, community and meaning. 

This recognition underscores our commitment to preparing students not just for what’s next, but for how to engage the future wisely — with curiosity, integrity and purpose.

Read the full story here.

What kind of Jewish future do we want to build—and how do we make it last?

On a recent Future Tense podcast, a series from the renowned Shalom Hartman Institute, hosts reflected on Jewish upbringing, community, and values. We were honored that Hausner was recognized (at 9:20) as an example of how schools can nurture lifelong learning—for children and parents alike.

We’re proud to be part of this conversation about building a strong and lasting Jewish community.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here

Amid the Israeli conflict with Hamas, families seeking refuge from the war have enrolled their children in Bay Area Jewish day schools. Hausner has embraced over 25 Israeli students, offering a modified tuition policy. Other Bay Area schools have also welcomed Israeli students, providing a sense of routine and support during these challenging times. 

In this JWeekly article, Hausner's Head of School Rabbi Danny Lehmann expressed, "I think the feeling that our students have is that this is a way for us to contribute, and it’s such a personal way to do it." Families highlighted the community's efforts in offering assistance, emphasizing the importance of providing stability for the children amid wartime circumstances.

Amid the Israeli conflict with Hamas, families seeking refuge from the war have enrolled their children in Bay Area Jewish day schools. Hausner has embraced over 25 Israeli students, offering a modified tuition policy. Other Bay Area schools have also welcomed Israeli students, providing a sense of routine and support during these challenging times. 

In this JWeekly article, Hausner's Head of School Rabbi Danny Lehmann expressed, "I think the feeling that our students have is that this is a way for us to contribute, and it’s such a personal way to do it." Families highlighted the community's efforts in offering assistance, emphasizing the importance of providing stability for the children amid wartime circumstances.

Check out our amazing Hausner students featured in this coverage from the New York Post (images #1 and #10).

(Photo credit: Tasos Katopodis for NY Post)