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A Campus Like No Other

From collaborative learning in breakout spaces, innovative building in the Walder Innovation Lab, and playing on the turf at Shelby's Field of Dreams, every corner of the CJDS campus embodies the spirit of joyful learning and community.

Chicago Jewish Day School's 2.6-acre campus features 65,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed learning space in the heart of Irving Park, conveniently accessible from across the city and suburbs via five bus routes. Explore our facilities online, or visit campus to experience what makes CJDS extraordinary.

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Middle School students prepare food outside HaMitbach (Food Lab) as part of their Judaic Studies class. 

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Innovative Learning Environments

Classrooms are equipped with the latest technology and resources that bring learning to life and support best practices in student-centered learning experiences. 

Expansive Outdoor Space

Our campus features thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces that provide inspiring environments for learning and play while fostering a deep connection to nature.

Community-Centric

The campus layout fosters a sense of community, with large, collaborative spaces that invite students, teachers, and families to engage and connect.

Security and Accessibility

CJDS prioritizes safety, security, and accessibility, with Chicago Police Department officers on-site, 24/7 security measures, and thoughtfully designed spaces that support all learners.

Arts and Athletic Spaces

Specialized arts and athletic spaces empower students to discover their passions, express their creativity, and strengthen their physical skills.
 

A smiling young girl with curly hair leans over a wooden trough in the foreground, while children play in a natural playground with trees and rocks in the background.
In the foreground, a young girl points at a laptop while a group of adults watches, and in the background, a display of artwork and people milling about are visible.
A young girl in a yellow hoodie and a Star of David hat concentrates on her drawing at a table, while other children work on their art projects in a brightly lit classroom.

 

Explore our bustling campus through the various facility pages, or experience for yourself what makes Chicago Jewish Day School extraordinary by visiting the campus.

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In Fall 2025, Middle School moved to the newly renovated Mozart building, a space designed to support collaboration, creativity, and innovation. Students enjoy:

Prayer and Jewish Learning Spaces

A Middle School Bar Mitzvah student says a blessing before his service

 

Walder Innovation Lab

Three Grade 4 students collaborate on a project in Technology

 

HaMitbach (Food Lab)

A teacher and her student pause to smile while mixing wet ingredients in the Food Lab

 

Outdoor Spaces

A young boy runs through the playscape

 

Rothner Family Student Union

A teacher and a Middle School student take a look at a student project in the Rothner Student Union

 

Library

 

Outdoor Learning Kitchen