Leo Baeck Day School

Leo Baeck has published a comprehensive Statement of Belonging that articulates its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The school welcomes diverse family structures, including single-parent and LGBTQ+ families, students with varying learning needs, and staff from diverse backgrounds. The statement defines inclusion as creating a safe community where differences are valued, diversity as recognizing unique characteristics, and equity as promoting fairness and justice. The school implements this through differentiated learning practices, the Tikkun Project's focus on social justice, and a systemic approach to social-emotional wellness. Leadership explicitly states this is aspirational work guided by Reform Jewish principles of b'tzelem elohim—recognizing that every human is creat

Parents engage with Leo Baeck through the Parents' Association, which collects annual dues to support special programs and purchases that enhance the educational experience. The school emphasizes that joining Leo Baeck is about mission and community, not just academics, with the Director of Admission supporting families in understanding this holistic approach. Parents are invited to participate in school tours, admission interviews, and community events. The website mentions a Parent Portal for current families and encourages parent involvement in the admission process, though specific volunteer opportunities and committees are not prominently detailed.