Is this program accredited for Foreign Language Credits?
Yes! We are a WASC accredited school.

Do all the high schools accept our program?
Yes! However you must first speak to your child’s counselor. They will give you a one page Foreign Language Form to fill out and we will sign it as well. It is your responsibility to make the arrangements with the high school and get their authorization. The school will not accept the transcript without their prior authorization.

How does the high school receive my child’s grades?
They are mailed directly to the high school from our office.

What if my child cannot attend every class due to sports or other activities?
Hebrew High is a serious program and consistent attendance is key to your child’s success. If your child is involved in sports or other activities, please speak to the CHH Director to determine if this is the right program to be joining. Poor attendance has an adverse affect on your final grade and your ability to receive language credits.

What if my child misses a day?
Students are responsible for work, even if they miss class. In some instances, they can make it up by attending class on Sunday (if they missed Monday, or vice versa). Class work is posted online daily for easy access.

What if my child doesn’t read Hebrew?
Our school offers dual tracks and multiple levels in Hebrew instruction. After we receive your enrollment form, we will contact you to set up an interview to help determine proper placement.

Is this a language program or Judaic studies program?
The CHH is a language program with very defined objectives for our students. (Please see our ESLR’s on the following page.) We do not teach Judaic studies. However, in our Ancient Biblical text class, students will be exposed to the language, themes and concepts of the Torah and Tanach.

Is there a lot of homework?
There is limited homework in Hebrew language. Most of the time, the homework will consist of reviewing skills that were learned during class. On occasion, special projects will be assigned that will require further research.