Ganon Gil Preschool Of The Temple-tifereth Israel

Ganon Gil (Hebrew for "Happy Nursery") was created in 1955 with the idea that while children are learning to socialize and adjust to a group situation they are also learning to relate to Jewish traditions, Hebrew language, ceremonies and holidays which are an integral part of the American Jewish identity. Ganon Gil has a comprehensive and developmental program designed to help children reach their full potential socially and emotionally and provides them with the educational components necessary for future school success.

Ganon Gil is more then just a preschool, it is a family. Each staff member takes the time to not only get to know the children they teach but also the student's parents and siblings. The bonds that are created in the classroom, the hallways and the social functions at Ganon Gil allow the families to all feel connected and give the sense of a community of Jewish tradition.

Building strong minds and a sense of self is a goal of our teachers here at Ganon Gil. We offer a wide range of activities both in and out of the classroom to help our kids learn to be independent thinkers. By offering a variety of special enrichment programs and extended day activities we are not only able to meet the differing schedules of our families, but provide them with a way to add extra curricular activities without adding extra time in the car.

Ganon Gil's mission is to provide children with love and a caring atmosphere so that they can learn the social, emotional, physical and cognitive skills that they will need now and in the future.

Come and see why Ganon Gil Preschool is one of Cleveland's most innovative Jewish preschools and the place "Where love and caring are the building blocks of the future."

Voted in the top 3 best Jewish Preschools in Cleveland by The Source Magazine

Ganon Gil preschool is housed in the beautiful Temple, Beachwood. Rabbis Richard A. Block, Rosette Barron Haim , Roger C. Klein and Stacy Schlein, and Cantor Kathryn Wolfe Sebo participate in programming, along with The Temple's outstanding Judaic education team.

The students have access to The Temple's state-of-the-art library and resource center, the sanctuary, and a brand new playground. The Temple's renowned Museum of Religious Art and the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, adjacent to The Temple, will also be available to the students and their families as unique educational resources. Tuition discounts and priority registration are available to Temple members.

Additional Information: Quality Rating: 3 stars; Provider first licensed on 02/05/2004; Rated 2 Star.