Accessible Hebrew School
Bringing Your Family Into a
Joyful Jewish Community, Where All Belong
Gateways’ Accessible Hebrew School is high-quality, individualized, and designed for children and teens with a wide range of disabilities and diverse learning needs. Students benefit from supports beyond what’s available in a typical religious school.
Teen Volunteer Program

“Gateways was one of the best parts of my high school experience.”
Over the last two decades, hundreds of Boston-area Jewish teens have made the rewarding decision to volunteer at Gateways. Teens work 1:1 supporting students at our Accessible Hebrew School who have disabilities and diverse learning needs.
Our teens build skills, earn community service hours, and make incredibly meaningful connections to our students, each other, and their Jewish identity.
Remote Tutoring
Be part of our accessible Jewish community—from anywhere.
Your child will connect with Hebrew language and Jewish prayer online with an experienced Jewish special educator, one on one. Our tutors are experts at leading engaging and effective remote lessons tailored to students’ strengths and needs.
Available for ages 11+.

Blog: Accessible Hebrew School
Teach Hebrew Decoding, Accessibly
New Self-Paced Online Training on Gateways’ Hebrew Decoding Method “If they can’t learn Hebrew, they can’t participate.” This was, more…
A Neurodivergent-Affirming Bar Mitzvah
If there was one thing my student Joey wanted everyone to remember from his bar mitzvah, it was this: the…
What Jewish Disability Acceptance Looks Like
As the staff of Gateways, we don’t just acknowledge Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM); we live it…
Gateways and The Miriam Fund Partner to Support Caregivers of Children with Disabilities
Gateways’ Own Tali Cohen Carrus Wins Prestigious Pomegranate Prize
Senior Director of Programs Joins Cohort of 10 Winners of the Prestigious Prize for 2025 Gateways’ Senior Director of Programs,…
Celebrating Our Teen Volunteers — and Inviting the Next Generation!
A Room Full of Gratitude The cafeteria at Angier Elementary, the school that houses Gateways’ Jewish Education Programs, was an…



