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Torah Day School of Atlanta provides Orthodox families in Georgia with a Torah chinuch and strong general studies from early childhood through eighth grade. It anchors Atlanta's growing frum community.

Yeshiva Beth Yehudah in Southfield, Michigan is Detroit's flagship yeshiva school system, serving boys and girls from early childhood through high school and beis medrash. Founded in 1914, it is one of the oldest Torah day schools in America.

Fasman Yeshiva High School, part of Hebrew Theological College in Skokie, Illinois, serves boys in the greater Chicago area with a dual curriculum of serious Torah learning and college-preparatory academics, with dormitory available for out-of-town students.

The Talmudical Academy of Baltimore (TA), founded in 1917, is one of the oldest yeshiva day schools in America, serving boys from early childhood through high school. It combines a strong yeshiva chinuch with a full general studies program.

The Yeshiva of Greater Washington in Silver Spring, Maryland serves the DC-area community with separate boys' and girls' divisions through high school, plus a beis medrash. It is known for warm chinuch and serious learning in the capital region.

The Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Academy in Rockville, Maryland is the Washington DC area's established Orthodox community day school, serving students from early childhood through high school with a dual curriculum of Torah and college-preparatory studies.

Yeshiva of Spring Valley in Monsey, New York is one of Rockland County's largest and most established Torah day schools, serving boys and girls in separate divisions through eighth grade. It provides a solid yeshiva chinuch for the broad Monsey community.

Torah Academy for Girls (TAG) in Far Rockaway, New York serves girls from early childhood through high school with a classic Bais Yaakov chinuch. It is one of the anchor mosdos of the Far Rockaway and Five Towns community.

Bais Yaakov High School of Denver serves girls from Colorado and across the country with a warm Bais Yaakov chinuch and dormitory program. It is known as a close-knit out-of-town option with personal attention for every girl.

Yeshivas Ner Yisroel of Toronto serves the Canadian and broader North American community with mesivta and beis medrash learning on its campus in Thornhill, Ontario. It is known as Canada's major yeshiva with dormitory living.

Eitz Chaim Schools, founded in 1915, is Toronto's historic Orthodox day school system, serving boys and girls across multiple campuses through grade eight. It provides a Torah chinuch with strong general studies for the Toronto community.

Bnos Menachem is a Chabad-Lubavitch girls' school in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, providing a chassidishe chinuch with strong limudei kodesh. It serves Anash families in the heart of the Chabad community.

The Nigri International Shluchim Online School provides live online Torah education for children of Chabad shluchim around the world, with separate boys' and girls' divisions. It allows children on shlichus in remote communities to learn in a full classroom environment with peers across the globe.

Yeshiva Ohr Yisrael is Atlanta's Chabad mesivta, serving bochurim with a program of nigleh and chassidus in the Southeast. It offers a warm, structured environment with dormitory living for out-of-town talmidim.

Chabad Hebrew Academy in San Diego, California serves Southern California families with a Jewish education grounded in Chabad warmth from early childhood through middle school. It welcomes families from across the community spectrum.

Machon Alte in Tzfat, Israel is a Chabad seminary for women with all levels of background, set in the mystical atmosphere of the old city of Tzfat. It offers immersive learning in chassidus and Yiddishkeit with housing provided.

Cheder Chabad of Monsey provides Lubavitcher families in Rockland County with a chassidishe chinuch, with boys' and girls' divisions. It serves the growing Anash community of Monsey and the surrounding area.

P'TACH provides Torah education for Jewish children with learning differences, operating programs and classrooms within yeshivos and Bais Yaakovs in the New York area. For decades it has been a pioneer in making yeshiva chinuch accessible to every child.

Camp Sternberg in the Catskills is one of the largest frum overnight camps for girls, part of the Mogen Avraham camp family. It offers a full summer of activities, swimming, trips, and ruach.

Camp Mogen Avraham in the Catskills is a longstanding frum overnight camp for boys, part of the Mogen Avraham/Heller/Sternberg camp family. It offers a full summer program of sports, swimming, trips, and learning.

Midreshet Lindenbaum in Jerusalem is a leading Modern Orthodox seminary known for high-level text study, including Gemara, for post-high-school women. Part of Ohr Torah Stone, it combines rigorous learning with religious Zionist values.

Neve Yerushalayim in Har Nof, Jerusalem is the world's largest college of Jewish studies for women, serving students with all levels of background. It offers multiple divisions from introductory learning through advanced text study, with housing on campus.

Aish HaTorah's flagship yeshiva sits opposite the Kosel in Jerusalem's Old City, offering programs for men at every level of background. Founded by Rav Noach Weinberg zt"l, it is known for making deep Torah wisdom accessible to every Jew.

Ohr Somayach in Jerusalem is one of the world's leading yeshivos for men with limited background, offering programs from introductory to advanced. Its Maalot Dafna campus draws students, professionals, and college graduates exploring serious Torah learning.

Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh (KBY), Israel's first hesder yeshiva, hosts a well-known overseas program for American students. It offers serious, focused learning on a beautiful rural campus with a strong emphasis on growth in Torah and avodas Hashem.

Yeshivat Sha'alvim, located between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, is a major hesder yeshiva with a large overseas program for American gap-year students. It is known for serious lomdus, strong hashkafa, and a warm beis medrash.

Yeshivat Har Etzion in Alon Shvut, Israel, founded by Rav Yehuda Amital and Rav Aharon Lichtenstein zt"l, is one of the leading hesder yeshivot and a premier destination for American gap-year students. It is known for high-level, intellectually rigorous learning in the Brisker tradition combined with religious Zionism.

Camp Simcha, run by Chai Lifeline in Glen Spey, New York, serves children with cancer and other serious illnesses, with Camp Simcha Special serving children with chronic conditions. It gives seriously ill children a full, joyous camp summer with complete medical support on site.

Camp HASC in the Catskills is the summer program of the Hebrew Academy for Special Children, serving children and adults with special needs. Widely beloved across the frum world, it pairs campers with devoted counselors for a summer of care, growth, and simcha.

Camp Dora Golding in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania is one of the oldest frum boys' overnight camps in America, operating for over a century. It offers a full summer of sports, swimming, trips, and learning in the Poconos.

The Yeshivah of Flatbush in Brooklyn, New York, founded in 1927, is a landmark co-educational yeshiva serving students from early childhood through high school. Known for its Ivrit b'Ivrit tradition and strong academics, it serves a broad community including many Sephardic families.

Hillel Yeshiva in Ocean Township, New Jersey serves the Sephardic community of the Jersey Shore from early childhood through high school. It offers a dual curriculum grounded in Sephardic heritage and Torah values.

Ma'ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls in Teaneck, New Jersey is a leading Modern Orthodox girls' high school known for high-level Torah study, including Gemara, alongside excellent academics. It serves families across Bergen County and the tri-state area.

Magen David Yeshivah in Brooklyn, New York is a flagship school of the Sephardic community, serving students from early childhood through high school. It combines Sephardic tradition and Torah learning with strong college-preparatory academics.

Yeshiva Toras Emes (Kamenitz) serves Miami's frum community with a yeshivishe chinuch for boys from early grades onward. It is part of the network of mosdos anchoring North Miami Beach's growing Torah community.

Manhattan High School for Girls is a respected Torah high school for girls in New York City, known for serious limudei kodesh, strong academics, and refined chinuch. It draws students from across the New York area.

Bruriah High School in Elizabeth, New Jersey is a well-established Torah high school for girls under the JEC umbrella. It is known for combining serious Torah learning with strong academics and warm chinuch.

Brauser Maimonides Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida is an Orthodox day school serving Broward County families from early childhood through eighth grade. It combines warm Torah chinuch with strong general studies in South Florida's growing frum community.

Katz Yeshiva High School of South Florida in Boca Raton is the region's leading Modern Orthodox co-educational high school. It offers a rigorous dual curriculum serving families from Boca Raton, Hollywood, Miami, and across South Florida.

Scheck Hillel Community School in North Miami Beach, Florida is one of the largest Jewish community day schools in the country, serving students from early childhood through high school. It offers a college-preparatory education grounded in Torah values for a diverse Orthodox community.

The Hebrew Academy (Rabbi Alexander S. Gross) in Miami Beach, Florida is a longstanding Modern Orthodox day school serving South Florida from early childhood through high school. It combines Torah education with college-preparatory academics blocks from the beach communities it serves.

Maimonides School in Brookline, Massachusetts was founded in 1937 by Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik zt"l and serves the Boston community from early childhood through high school. It is known for serious Torah learning integrated with excellent academics in the Rav's tradition.

Ida Crown Jewish Academy in Chicago, Illinois is the Midwest's flagship Modern Orthodox co-educational high school. It offers a rigorous dual curriculum of Torah and general studies serving families across the greater Chicago area.

YULA operates separate boys' and girls' Modern Orthodox high schools in Los Angeles, serving the West Coast community with a strong dual curriculum. YULA is known for combining serious Torah study with competitive college-preparatory academics.

Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) on Manhattan's Washington Heights campus is one of the oldest Jewish high schools in America. It offers boys a serious dual curriculum with access to the resources of Yeshiva University, including options for advanced shiurim.

HAFTR serves the Five Towns and Rockaway communities of Long Island with a co-educational Modern Orthodox education from early childhood through high school. It combines Torah learning with strong college-preparatory academics.

The Frisch School in Paramus, New Jersey is one of the largest Modern Orthodox yeshiva high schools in America, serving co-ed students from across the tri-state area. It is known for strong Torah studies, rigorous academics, and wide-ranging extracurricular programs.

The Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem is the largest yeshiva in the world, home to thousands of talmidim and yungeleit from around the globe. American bochurim typically join after mesivta or beis medrash years in the US, learning in one of its many shiurim and chaburos in Beis Yisroel.

Mesivtha Tifereth Jerusalem on Manhattan's Lower East Side is one of America's historic yeshivos, led for decades by Rav Moshe Feinstein zt"l and today by his descendants. It serves talmidim through mesivta, beis medrash, and kollel with a tradition of psak halacha and straightforward, rigorous learning.

The Yeshiva of Staten Island, founded by Rav Moshe Feinstein zt"l as a branch of MTJ, offers mesivta and beis medrash learning on a quiet residential campus. It is known for a focused environment with dormitory living away from the busyness of Brooklyn.

Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway, New York is one of the largest and most respected yeshivos in America, serving talmidim from early childhood through mesivta, beis medrash, and kollel. Under the leadership of Rav Yaakov Bender, it is known for its warmth, professionalism, and attention to every talmid.

The Yeshiva of Far Rockaway, Derech Ayson Rabbinical Seminary, is a well-regarded mesivta and beis medrash in Far Rockaway, New York. It is known for serious learning in a warm, personal environment with strong hadracha.

Yeshiva Shor Yoshuv in Lawrence, New York, founded by Rav Shlomo Freifeld zt"l, is known for welcoming talmidim from a wide range of backgrounds, including baalei teshuva, into serious Torah learning. Its warm, accepting culture and dormitory campus have made it a unique makom Torah in the Five Towns.

Yeshiva Gedola of Passaic, New Jersey is a prominent beis medrash and kollel community known for intense, focused learning. It anchors Passaic's growing Torah community and draws serious bochurim from across the country.

Yeshiva Zichron Moshe in South Fallsburg, New York is a highly regarded yeshiva and kollel community in the Catskills, known for its serious beis medrash and year-round Torah atmosphere. It draws strong bochurim seeking focused growth away from the city.

Telshe Yeshiva Chicago continues the Telshe tradition in the Midwest, serving mesivta and beis medrash talmidim. It combines the Telshe derech of iyun and mussar with a warm Chicago community setting and dormitory living.

Yeshiva Gedolah of Los Angeles (YGLA), established in 1978 in the Fairfax district, is a Haredi mesivta and beis medrash serving the West Coast. Led by Rav Eliezer Gross, it offers serious learning with a full high school program.

Yeshiva Toras Chaim in Denver, Colorado is a longstanding out-of-town mesivta and beis medrash serving bochurim from across the country. It is known for personal attention, serious learning, and its role anchoring Denver's frum community.

The Wisconsin Institute for Torah Study (WITS) in Milwaukee is a respected out-of-town mesivta and beis medrash known for strong learning alongside a solid general studies program. Its dormitory campus and warm rebbe-talmid relationships draw bochurim from across the country.

The Mesivta of Long Beach, New York is one of the well-known mesivtas of the New York area, serving high-school-age bochurim with a strong learning program and dormitory. Many talmidim continue on to leading batei medrash.

Yeshiva Beth Moshe in Scranton, Pennsylvania is a longstanding out-of-town mesivta and beis medrash, known for its warm environment and personal attention. Its dormitory campus serves bochurim from across the East Coast and beyond.

Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim in Kfar Chabad is the flagship Lubavitcher yeshiva of Eretz Yisroel, located in the central Chabad village near Tel Aviv. It serves bochurim through mesivta and beis medrash with the classic Tomchei Tmimim program of nigleh and chassidus.

The Lubavitch Educational Center (LEC) in Miami, Florida is one of the largest Chabad-Lubavitch school systems in the country, serving South Florida families from early childhood through high school in separate boys' and girls' divisions. It combines chassidishe chinuch with general studies on its Miami campus.

Bais Chaya Mushka is the Chabad-Lubavitch girls' school of Los Angeles, educating girls with a chassidishe chinuch, strong limudei kodesh, and general studies. It serves Anash and community families on the West Coast.

Cheder Menachem is the Chabad-Lubavitch boys' elementary school of Los Angeles, providing a chassidishe chinuch with strong limudei kodesh alongside general studies. It serves Anash and community families across the LA frum community.

Machon Chana in Crown Heights, Brooklyn is a women's yeshiva for baalos teshuva, founded in 1972 at the direction of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. It offers women a warm, structured environment to build knowledge and practice from the ground up, with housing available.

Hadar Hatorah in Crown Heights, Brooklyn is the world's first yeshiva for baalei teshuva, founded in 1962 under the guidance of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. It offers men with little or no background a structured pathway into Torah learning and chassidishe life, with dormitory housing.

The Mesivta of Postville is a Chabad mesivta in Postville, Iowa, offering bochurim a focused learning environment away from big-city distractions. The program combines nigleh and chassidus with dormitory living in a close-knit rural frum community.

The Rabbinical College of Canada, Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch of Montreal, is one of the oldest Lubavitcher yeshivos in North America, founded in 1941 by talmidim sent by the Frierdiker Rebbe. It serves mesivta and beis medrash bochurim with a classic Tomchei Tmimim program and dormitory.

Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon Chabad (YOEC) in Los Angeles is the major Chabad-Lubavitch yeshiva of the West Coast, serving mesivta and beis medrash talmidim. It offers a full Tomchei Tmimim program of nigleh and chassidus with dormitory living in the heart of LA's frum community.

The Mayanot Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem is a Chabad-affiliated yeshiva and seminary for men and women exploring or deepening their Judaism, well known for its gap-year and post-college programs. Students learn text-based Torah and chassidus in an open, intellectually serious environment with housing provided.

United Lubavitcher Yeshiva (ULY, Tomchei Tmimim) is the original Lubavitcher yeshiva system in Brooklyn, New York, with roots going back to the arrival of the Frierdiker Rebbe in America in 1940. It serves boys through elementary and mesivta grades with a classic Tomchei Tmimim program of nigleh and chassidus.

Oholei Torah (Educational Institute Oholei Menachem) in Crown Heights, Brooklyn is one of the flagship mosdos of Chabad-Lubavitch chinuch, serving talmidim from early childhood through zal. Founded at the direction of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, it is known for its emphasis on limudei kodesh, chassidishe chinuch, and hiskashrus.

Camp Agudah in Ferndale, New York is one of the oldest and best-known frum boys' summer camps in America, operated under Agudath Israel. Set in the Catskills, it combines a full learning program with sports, swimming, trips, and the ruach of a classic yeshivishe summer.

Manhattan Day School (Yeshiva Ohr Torah) is a co-educational Modern Orthodox day school on Manhattan's Upper West Side, founded in 1943. It serves children from early childhood through eighth grade with a dual curriculum integrating Torah learning, Ivrit, and a strong general studies program.

The Talmudical Yeshiva of Philadelphia ("Philly"), founded in 1953, is regarded as one of the premier mesivtas and beis medrash programs in America. Long led by Rav Elya Svei zt"l and Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky, the yeshiva is known for its selective admissions, intense learning, and strong esprit among its talmidim.

The Rabbinical College of Telshe in Wickliffe, Ohio continues the tradition of the famed Telshe Yeshiva of Lithuania, re-established in America in 1941. Set on a quiet campus outside Cleveland, Telshe serves mesivta and beis medrash talmidim with the yeshiva's signature emphasis on iyun, mussar, and dignified Torah personality.

Camp Gan Israel in Parksville, New York is the flagship overnight camp of the worldwide Gan Israel network, founded by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 1956. Set in the Catskills, it offers boys a summer of learning, sports, trips, and chassidishe ruach.

Bais Yaakov of Baltimore is one of the largest Bais Yaakov schools in North America, educating girls from preschool through high school. Founded in 1942, it serves the broad Baltimore Torah community with a dual curriculum of limudei kodesh and general studies in the classic Bais Yaakov tradition.

Ner Israel Rabbinical College (Ner Yisroel), founded in 1933 by Rav Yaakov Yitzchok Ruderman zt"l, sits on a large suburban campus in Baltimore, Maryland. It serves talmidim from mesivta through beis medrash, semicha, and kollel, and is known for combining serious Torah learning with structured pathways for talmidim pursuing degrees.

Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin, founded in 1904, is a prominent Brooklyn yeshiva serving talmidim from early grades through its renowned beis medrash and Kollel Gur Aryeh. For decades it was led by Rav Yitzchok Hutner zt"l, whose derech continues to shape the yeshiva's learning and hashkafa.

Yeshiva Torah Vodaas is one of the oldest and most storied yeshivos in America, founded in 1918 in Brooklyn, New York. Long associated with legendary leaders such as Rav Shraga Feivel Mendlowitz zt"l and Rav Yaakov Kamenetsky zt"l, Torah Vodaas serves talmidim from elementary grades through mesivta, beis medrash, and kollel.

Beth Medrash Govoha (BMG) in Lakewood, New Jersey is the largest yeshiva in America and one of the largest in the world, serving thousands of undergraduate and kollel talmidim. Founded by Rav Aharon Kotler zt"l in 1943, BMG is the center of the Lakewood Torah community and a primary destination for advanced beis medrash and kollel learning.

The Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute in Flatbush, Brooklyn continues the legacy of the historic Mir Yeshiva of Europe, which famously survived the war years in Shanghai. Today it serves talmidim from mesivta through beis medrash and kollel, known for serious, in-depth Talmudic learning in the classic Litvish derech.

SAR Academy and SAR High School in Riverdale, New York form a leading co-educational Modern Orthodox day school serving students from early childhood through twelfth grade. SAR is known for its warm, open educational culture and its integration of serious Torah learning with strong academics.

The Ramaz School is a co-educational Modern Orthodox day school on Manhattan's Upper East Side, founded in 1937. Serving students from early childhood through twelfth grade, Ramaz is known for its dual curriculum combining rigorous Judaic studies with a demanding college-preparatory general studies program.

Camp Emunah in Greenfield Park, New York is the flagship Chabad-Lubavitch overnight camp for girls, founded in 1953. It combines a full summer program of activities, swimming, and trips with chassidishe warmth and learning in the Catskills.

Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim, the Rabbinical Seminary of America, is based in Kew Gardens Hills, Queens, and stands at the center of a network of affiliated yeshivos across North America. Following the mussar derech of Radin, it is known for its emphasis on middos, clarity in learning, and producing rabbeim and community leaders.

Mesivta of Coral Springs is a Chabad mesivta in Coral Springs, Florida, serving bochurim with a full program of nigleh and chassidus in South Florida's growing Anash community. The mesivta offers dormitory living and a warm, structured environment for out-of-town talmidim.

Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh is the Chabad-Lubavitch school system of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, serving the community from early childhood through high school in separate boys' and girls' divisions. It combines chassidishe chinuch with strong general studies for families across the Pittsburgh Jewish community.

Lubavitch Mesivta of Chicago is a Chabad mesivta serving bochurim from across the country with a full Tomchei Tmimim program of nigleh and chassidus. Located in Chicago's frum community, the mesivta offers dormitory living and a warm, chassidishe environment.

The Rabbinical College of America (Tomchei Tmimim Morristown) is a major Chabad-Lubavitch yeshiva campus in Morristown, New Jersey. It houses a full beis medrash and smicha program alongside Yeshiva Tiferes Bachurim, its renowned division for baalei teshuva, with dormitory living on a spacious suburban campus.

Beth Rivkah (Bais Rivkah) in Crown Heights, Brooklyn is the central Chabad-Lubavitch school for girls, founded in 1941 at the direction of the Frierdiker Rebbe. It educates thousands of students from early childhood through high school and seminary, with a curriculum built on chassidishe chinuch and limudei kodesh alongside general studies.