JKG Afternoon Community: Kindergarten-5th Grade
Connect with Jewish friends and culture after the school day ends!
Locations in Morningside, Brookhaven, Decatur, and Sandy Springs
Monday-Thursday 2:30-6:00PM, Friday 2:30-5:00PM
JKG Afternoon Community delivers Jewish friendships and learning on weekday afternoons when the school day ends!
At JKG Afternoon Community, your child will:
Build meaningful friendships with neighborhood Jewish kids
Explore Jewish art, music, and more
Learn Jewish values, culture, holidays, and Hebrew language
And while all of this is happening, you’ll be able to work, clean, organize, think, cook, exercise… and maybe even relax!
Why choose JKG Afternoon Community?
Four convenient Atlanta locations
Transportation from nearby schools to JKG
Full-day camps when schools are closed
Established health and safety policies
Attend as few or as many days as you like
Fun Hebrew and Jewish learning
Tuition assistance and discounts available
7:1 student-to-teacher ratio
Locations, Transportation, Calendars
Please contact us for exact location information.
View the JKG Afternoon Community calendar for dates and details for each location.
Schedule follows Fulton County Schools calendar ↑
View JKG Sandy Springs calendar here
sandysprings@jewishkidsgroups.com | 828-556-5135
Schedule follows Atlanta Public Schools calendar ↑
View JKG Morningside calendar here
morningside@jewishkidsgroups.com | 404-202-9774
Schedule follows City Schools of Decatur calendar ↑
View JKG Decatur calendar here
decatur@jewishkidsgroups.com | 404-825-6610
Schedule follows DeKalb County Schools calendar ↑
View JKG Brookhaven calendar here
brookhaven@jewishkidsgroups.com | 404-536-7838
Tuition and Registration Fees
JKG Afternoon Community tuition is based on the number of days your child attends each week.
The more days you attend, the lower the cost per day.
2025-2026 Tuition Fees (Over 10 Months). Includes all program fees and security fees.
1 Day/Week: $280/month
2 Days/Week: $520/month
3 Days/Week: $600/month
4 Days/Week: $670/month
5 Days/Week: $725/month
2025-2026 Registration Fees
Upon enrollment, families will pay a non-refundable registration fee for each student. Sign up early to save!
March 5 - March 18: $50 (Open to current JKG families only)
March 19 - April 30: $75
May 1 - May 31: $100
June 1 onward: $125
JKG Billing and Payment Policies
View detailed JKG billing and payment policies here.
JKG offers generous need-based tuition assistance and discounts.
JKG Afternoon Community Transportation
For an additional fee, JKG provides transportation from area schools when a minimum
number of students commit to the service.
2025-2026 Transportation Costs (Over 10 Months)
1 Day/Week: $37/month
2 Days/Week: $73/month
3 Days/Week: $108/month
4 Days/Week: $144/month
5 Days/Week: $178/month
Want JKG to pick up students from your child’s school?
A Day at JKG Afternoon Community
While every day at JKG brings new adventures and specifics
vary by location, all days include the following elements:
Monday-Thursday
Blessings (Brachot): Students learn the Hebrew blessings for all of the different food groups.
Hebrew Time (Ivrit): You won’t see JKG teachers standing in front of a chalkboard! Our interactive and experiential lessons inspire students to learn Hebrew through art and games.
Community Time (Z’man Kehilah): Each day we come together to sing Jewish songs, learn about the weekly Jewish theme, and learn the Hebrew Word of the Week.
Jewish Activity Time (Peulot): Students learn about Jewish culture, holidays, values, history, and traditions through art, cooking, sports, gardening, drama, and other fun activities.
Friday - It’s Shabbat!
Shabbat Celebration (Shabbat Z'man Kehilah): Everyone comes together to say the blessing over candles, grape juice, and challah. Yum!
Blessings (Brachot): Students learn the Hebrew blessings for all of the different food groups.
Shabbat Activity Time (Peulot): Our Friday activities focus on Jewish values and Shabbat learning. We may decorate cards for sick children, pack hygiene kits for the homeless, or tend to the garden. Everything we do is connected to Jewish values and/or Shabbat. Sometimes we even make challah!