


Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center - West Houston
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About Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center - West Houston
Jewish Community Center West Houston
Jewish Community Center West Houston offers a nurturing early childhood program driven by the Sheva Learning Framework. Serving the community for over 35 years, this center provides a play-based, Reggio Emilia-inspired curriculum for children starting at 6 weeks old. The program is designed to foster connection and a sense of belonging while integrating Jewish life and culture into daily learning. Students benefit from access to the broader JCC West Houston campus, which includes three distinct outdoor play areas, the shaded Tapper Playground with its signature hill slide, and a campus gymnasium. The facility maintains high standards as a Texas Rising Star 4-star provider, utilizing a team-based teaching model led by credentialed educators committed to professional development.
What Parents Say
2 reviews from parents
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Safety Record
No safety concerns or major violations found. The school maintains a 4-star rating from Texas Rising Star, indicating a commitment to high-quality early childhood standards beyond state licensing requirements. Families are required to pay an annual security assessment fee ($555 for the 2025-2026 school year) to fund facility-wide security infrastructure.
Parent Reputation
The school has a strong reputation, with parents describing it as a 'gem' and a 'home away from home' that offers a nurturing and inclusive environment. The parent organization, Evelyn Rubenstein JCC, holds a 96% Four-Star rating from Charity Navigator for accountability and finance. Themes of strong community connection and active parent involvement are common across testimonials.
Staff Insights
Employees report a welcoming and inclusive culture with a strong emphasis on community well-being and professional development. Some reviews mention that while the work environment is supportive and flexible, compensation is on the lower side, which is noted as typical for the non-profit sector. The school utilizes a team-based teaching model with credentialed educators.
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