A global and personal approach provides students the skills to analyze texts, trace themes between Sefarim, and apply concepts to their own lives.

Students trace the roots of our Mesorah, acquire practical knowledge, and learn to embrace Torah laws in their daily lives.

Practicing biblical and modern Hebrew enables meaningful Tefilah, comprehension of Tanach texts, and proficiency in Hebrew writing and conversation.

Students are invited to question, discuss, and analyze key principles in Jewish faith, exploring concepts such as free choice, morality, and the role of women in Judaism.

Students gain an understanding of the Jewish nation’s trajectory from the destruction of Bayit Sheni to the establishment of the State of Israel.

Students gain crucial problem-solving skills and appreciate the beauty of mathematics. Classes prepare students for the ACT and SAT, and include real-life applications.

Through writing and close reading, students learn to express their ideas and explore broader themes that apply to their lives.

People make choices, and choices make history. Students explore social, political, and economical events to become informed, thoughtful citizens.

Students study the living world and appreciate its complexity through classroom learning and hands-on lab lessons.

Proficiency in a foreign language broadens students’ cultural understanding and enables communication with people from different backgrounds.

Students enjoy a range of physical activities and sports. Classes encourage girls to develop healthy habits, sportsmanship, and a positive body image.

Courses nurture students’ inner creativity and provide the context and vocabulary to appreciate art across all media.