Adraba
a fully accredited, online high school in Ontario that teaches courses through a Jewish lens
a new way to earn high school credits
students receive an amazing, relevant Jewish learning experience
no exams... just projects, discussions and creative work
join us from Toronto to Timmins, Kingston to Kitchener, Sarnia to Sudbury - and anywhere in between!
LOOKING AHEAD TO OCT 2026
How Canada became what it is today through the stories and events often overlooked by traditional Canadian history courses.
World Religions & Belief Traditions
Grades 9-11
Explore how Rabbinic Judaism, Christianity and Islam expanded and evolved during the Middle Ages.
World Cultures
Grades 11-12
How did ancient Judaism borrow from and influence the cultures surrounding it?
Philosophy
Grades 11-12
How do we know what is true? How do we apply reason in an unreasonable world?
The Benefits of Adraba's Virtual High School Courses
Convenient & Strategic
Adraba courses are always available on your laptop, desktop or handheld device wherever you are. Every course you take with us also fulfills graduation requirements and opens up your timetable for more options later!
The Best Tools for the Job
Our courses are designed to take full advantage of ZOOM and Google apps like Classroom, Docs as well as other education apps like Miro and Menti.
Engaging Educator
You'll learn alongside an engaging, experienced educator with multiple degrees and decades of classroom and life experience.
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At Adraba we have a single goal.
We want you to have the most amazing, relevant Jewish learning experience possible.
Join us! Let’s learn about our histories, values and traditions together – and have some fun in the process!
Adraba Insights
Testimonials
Best Online High School for Jewish Education
Adraba is an accredited Jewish high school in Ontario, offering flexible Jewish education programs for teens through innovative online learning. As one of the most forward-thinking alternatives to traditional Jewish Day Schools Toronto families rely on, Adraba integrates Jewish Curriculum Integration with general studies, providing high school Jewish studies courses that grant Jewish high school credits recognized across Ontario. Our Jewish education program is designed for students looking for a dynamic and personalized learning experience. With Jewish educators and mentors, we deliver an education revolution that empowers students to excel in both academics and Jewish values, making Adraba a top choice for families seeking a holistic educational path.
Innovative Jewish Curriculum Integration for Ontario High School Students
At Adraba, students learn through an Integrated Curriculum, which emphasizes Jewish Curriculum Integration by weaving academic disciplines from both Jewish and General Studies together under an overarching “Big Idea.” Students keep the big idea in mind while learning skills that fulfil (or exceed) the academic demands of their grade.
Your Questions Answered
Explore our FAQs to get quick answers to your most pressing questions about our programs and offerings.
How does online learning work at Adraba?
Our learning platform allows students to engage with interactive content and teachers synchronously and asynchronously, ensuring flexibility and a comprehensive learning experience.
Are Adraba's courses recognized for high school credits?
Yes, all our courses are accredited and recognized for high school credits in Ontario. Adraba operates under the Ontario Inspected High School BSID #885298.
How do I get in touch with the good folks at Adraba?
You can try us in the chat in the lower left corner of this window! You can also contact us directly at info@adraba.ca or set up an appointment directly with Dr. Dan HERE.
Can I enroll in Adraba from anywhere in Ontario?
Absolutely! Adraba's online nature means you can enroll and participate in our courses from any location across Ontario.
What makes Adraba different from other virtual high schools?
Adraba integrates Jewish learning with general studies, offering a unique curriculum that emphasizes 21st-century skills and Jewish values, all delivered through a cutting-edge online platform.
How many students are needed for a course to run?
Each course needs a minimum registration of 4 students. If you're concerned that the course of your choice might not happen because of low numbers, bring a friend or three!







