Kehilla High School

The Jewish Upper School Of Nashville - 2025

Breaking news! Rising junior Dylan Ringel was featured in The Tennessean for co-leading a street safety project as an intern for the ! Dylan’s initiative reimagines East Nashville roads to better serve pedestrians and cyclists ♥️ We are so proud of our Kehilla students for making a positive impact on our community!

Discover why families choose Kehilla. A few spots are still available for Fall 2025 enrollment – learn more at nashvillejhs.org/faqs.

Kehilla High School Jewish Upper School of Nashville
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Community, Curiosity, Commitment, and Character

At Kehilla, we believe in hands-on learning that nurtures the whole student

💡 On Flex Fridays, our students step outside the traditional classroom to engage with new ideas, creative practices, and the Nashville community.

🎨 Recently, local artist and art therapist Rebekah Near led a watercolor workshop after a lunchtime discussion about her work – helping students express themselves through everything from Bob Ross landscapes to color-riot dogs.

This spring, Kehilla students gave back to the Nashville community by volunteering at Second Harvest Food Bank ♥️ Service, compassion, and community involvement are at the heart of our high school experience – shaping graduates who are ready to make a positive impact on the world. Learn more about our mission at kehillahighschool.org

Summer is a great time for our Kehilla students to recharge and stay curious ☀️📚
Mr. Lundgren’s optional reading list is perfect for students looking to dive into great nonfiction over break.

Want to join our vibrant learning community? Limited spaces remain for Fall 2025 – take the next step through the link in our bio 🔗

At Kehilla High School, learning doesn’t stop in the classroom. This Wednesday, our students spent the day at Deer Run, where archery, climbing, and team-building gave them space to challenge themselves, build confidence, and strengthen community. Thank you Deer Run Camps & Retreats!

Bidding a fond farewell to our dining hall — I mean, the Belle Meade Starbucks, which is closing today. Looking forward to the new mixed-use buildings on this spot, but our memories make this moment l, like the coffee, bittersweet.

Thanks, Starbucks Bellemeade!

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