Beth Chana Academy is located on a eight-acre campus in Orange, Ct., a quaint New England town. Beth Chana High School for Girls provides its students with an outstanding Jewish and secular education. We are dedicated to the development of the total person, intellectually and spiritually. Toward this end, we set our standards high and offer a stimulating environment in which our young women can achieve their goals.

At Beth Chana, we aim to maximize each student’s opportunities for future success, as proud Jewish daughters well-integrated in the world around them.

The students at Beth Chana have a busy life, developing lasting friendships and sharing activities outside of school. Recreational trips, Shabbatonim, interschool conferences, and athletic competitions lead to meeting students from other schools. An annual musical production provides opportunities for expression in music, drama, art, and dance. Character development, as an integral part of learning, leads to ethical, caring behavior, and involvement in Chesed programs are encouraged.

Mission Statement

Beth Chana Academy High School for Girls is a community school founded by  Chabad and open to all Jewish students. 
   
Founded over 40 years ago as one of the first Chabad Mosdos to bear the name of  Rebbetzin Chana, Bais Chana of New Haven continues to imbue its students with a  life-long love of learning, middos tovos and hadracha of a Bas Yisroel and Bas Chabad.
 
Through a superb Limudei Kodesh program, enhanced with an in-depth understanding of  Chassidus, and a challenging state-accredited secular program, BCA prepares students with the necessary skills to continue their education at any institution of higher learning of their choice.
 
In an atmosphere of warmth and enthusiasm, generated by a dedicated faculty, the school fosters the development of the highest standards of social and ethical values to further the growth of each student's unique abilities. Our goal is to educate students who will take their place as proud Jewish women and responsible leaders in their respective communities.