Kohelet Yeshiva High School

Kohelet Yeshiva High School

About Kohelet Yeshiva

The Kohelet Yeshiva High School, a Torah-based, college preparatory school, offers equal opportunity for young men and women to obtain a quality Judaic and General studies education. Our primary goal is to provide an environment that fosters scholarship, intellectual curiosity, love of learning, and a commitment to Halachic Judaism.

As a Modern Orthodox Jewish day school, we strive to create a community of knowledgeable and observant students who are able to think, act, question and express themselves independently while respecting Jewish authority, tradition and Halacha. Half of the school day is devoted to Jewish studies and Hebrew language. The curriculum emphasizes study of Torah and classic Rabbinic texts, including Talmud, prayer, observance of mitzvot and a commitment to Jewish ethical principles. Hebrew is taught both as a living language and as a tool for textual study. Through involvement with Jewish history, Zionism, current events, and Jewish and Israeli culture, the students develop a positive identification with the Jewish people and the State of Israel. Our Jewish studies teachers are both positive Jewish role models and highly qualified educational professionals.

As a college preparatory high school, Kohelet Yeshiva High School provides students with a secular education that will enable them to succeed at the best institutions of higher learning. We offer individualized instruction in a curriculum that encourages an inquiring attitude and emphasizes critical thinking skills in the humanities, arts and sciences.

Our expectations are that Kohelet Yeshiva High School graduates will become self-assured and involved future Jewish leaders. As intellectually and spiritually integrated individuals, they will be fully committed Jews and Americans.

The Foxman Torah Institute

Foxman Torah Institute

About The Foxman Torah Institute

Foxman Torah Institute located in the heart of the Cherry Hill orthodox Community fills a critical void in the Yeshiva High School field of the Delaware Valley.

Our high school division, Mesivta Bais Dovid has a mission to provide young men with a comprehensive Torah education that will serve as the foundation of their development as B’nei Torah. Our Goal is not merely to produce good Jews, but rather Jews distinguished by their dedication to ongoing Torah study, their commitment to personal character development, Torah values and responsibility to Klal Yisrael, and their understanding and appreciation of the richness and beauty of a Torah lifestyle.

We feature an award winning Secular Department as well as an array of electives and extra curriculars to keep our students happy and occupied. Following the traditions and principles of Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim, the Mesivta’s program is designed to engage the intellect and emotion of each student so that skills, knowledge, and values critical to his total development are most effectively transmitted.

Kosloff Torah Academy Girls High School

Kosloff Torah Academy High School

About Kosloff Torah Academy Girls High School

Enter Kosloff Torah Academy High School, and embark on a voyage of self-discovery. The dedicated and talented faculty guides students in identifying their strengths and interests, developing their talents, and charting their course for the future. The rigorous Jewish and General Studies programs encourage students to expand their horizons while nurturing lifelong devotion to Torah ideals and values. At TAGHS you will find a supportive and welcoming all-girls’ learning environment that fosters each student’s personal growth, intellectually, socially and spiritually.

Because every student is unique, KTAHS offers a highly personalized educational program consisting of a wide range of Advanced Placement, Honors and Standard courses as well as remedial support. Warm and caring educators with a passion for teaching make learning come alive and help each student achieve her goals and develop the self-confidence that breeds future success.

KTAHS students travel many paths, but all lead to a common destination: a young woman who is secure, self-aware and growth oriented, with a strong sense of responsibility and commitment to Torah, to Israel, and to the Jewish people.