Come See What Makes VBS Day School So Special 

Immerse yourself in the authentic, nurturing educational environments we’ve created here at Valley Beth Shalom Day School (VBSDS).

You’re invited to attend one of our multiple events — all of which offer you important information about our conveniently located and spacious campus, academically strong curriculum, commitment to Jewish learning and attentive educators.

We would love to welcome you, show you around and discuss the exciting things happening in our classrooms, science, art and math labs, athletic facilities, library and beyond.

Tours

See learning in action.
Interact with teachers and school leadership.
Experience the warmth of our community.

Ask questions in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

Carrie McSherry
Director of Admissions
cmcsherry@vbsds.org
(818) 530-4072
 
Schedule A Tour
 

Coffee & Conversation

Join us for an intimate conversation with Head of School Dr. Kimberly Schwartz. Learn about current programs, future plans, and the power of a VBS Day School education in a small group setting. Participants are invited to ask questions and co-create the morning’s dialogue.
 
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  • Coffee & Conversation - September 30

    Prospective parents are invited to an intimate conversation with Head of School, Dr. Kimberly Schwartz. This small group session will focus on the transition to Kindergarten, highlighting how VBS Day School supports each child’s growth and readiness. Parents will also learn about our Kindergarten program, upcoming initiatives, and the unique value of a VBS Day School education.

    September 30 │ 9:15am│ RSVP HERE
  • Fall Showcase - November 5

    On Thursday, November 5, 2026, join us for our Fall Showcase and experience the VBS Day School difference during an engaging, interactive morning on campus. Discover how our program combines academic excellence with Jewish values, small class sizes, and a nurturing community to help students grow into confident, curious, and values-driven learners. We look forward to welcoming your family!

    November 5 │ 9:15am│ RSVP HERE
  • Coffee & Conversation - January 26, 2027

    Prospective parents are invited to an intimate conversation with Head of School, Dr. Kimberly Schwartz. This small group session will focus on the transition to Kindergarten, highlighting how VBS Day School supports each child’s growth and readiness. Parents will also learn about our Kindergarten program, upcoming initiatives, and the unique value of a VBS Day School education. The morning will include time for questions and open conversation.

    January 26, 2027 │ 9:15am│ RSVP HERE
  • Coffee & Conversation - April 7, 2027

    Prospective parents are invited to an intimate conversation with Head of School, Dr. Kimberly Schwartz. This small group session will focus on the transition to Kindergarten, highlighting how VBS Day School supports each child’s growth and readiness. Parents will also learn about our Kindergarten program, upcoming initiatives, and the unique value of a VBS Day School education.

    April 7, 2027 │ 9:15am│ RSVP HERE
  • Spring Showcase - May 13, 2027

    On Thursday, May 13, 2027, join us for our Spring Showcase and experience the VBS Day School difference during an engaging, interactive morning on campus. Discover how our program combines academic excellence with Jewish values, small class sizes, and a nurturing community to help students grow into confident, curious, and values-driven learners. We look forward to welcoming your family!

    May 13, 2027 │ 9:15am│ RSVP HERE
Explore Our Curriculum

Explore Our Curriculum

Explore a curriculum that blends academic excellence with meaningful Jewish learning.
Explore Our Curriculum

Your family’s future begins here.

15739 Ventura Boulevard
Encino, CA 91436
| 818.788.2199

School Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 3:15pm

Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 7:45am - 4:00pm

Notice of Non-Discriminatory Policy As to Students: Valley Beth Shalom Day School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.