The Development Office publishes a newsletter called Kol Rambam. Visit our archives to see past issues. Maimonides School was founded in 1937 by Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik, zt'l, to foster the development of young people, within whom Judaic and general education, commitment to Judaism, and the desire to contribute to society are organically linked. Through its unique combination of Judaic studies and a general curriculum, Maimonides encourages an integrated world view and a sense of responsibility to the community. The student population of almost 700, from Kindergarten through 12 grade, lives throughout the Boston area, as well as in the Merrimack Valley, Providence and New Haven.
Class sizes encourage individual and group learning.
The Saval Campus includes an interconnecting complex of five buildings that accommodates grades 4-12 in more than 30 classrooms, and also features a synagogue, a science laboratory, a computer facilities, a library, an auditorium, and a gymnasium.