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Mesivta/BM for yeshivish very advanced learner



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amother
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Post Yesterday at 10:29 pm
My 12th grade son is, bli ayin hara, very very bright- an illuy in gemara.
His rebbeim are basically telling us that they don't know what to do with him because he is surpassed what they are able to provide. The current solution is for him to learn with a kollel yungerman who can stimulate him.
We are looking for a mesivta that has a bais medrash where he won't be the only bochur learning advanced level Gemara.
For reference, his brothers are in Peekskill, Riverdale, Pragers.
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amother
Strawberry


 

Post Yesterday at 10:56 pm
Shaar hatotah queens ?
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amother
Amethyst


 

Post Yesterday at 11:00 pm
amother OP wrote:
My 12th grade son is, bli ayin hara, very very bright- an illuy in gemara.
His rebbeim are basically telling us that they don't know what to do with him because he is surpassed what they are able to provide. The current solution is for him to learn with a kollel yungerman who can stimulate him.
We are looking for a mesivta that has a bais medrash where he won't be the only bochur learning advanced level Gemara.
For reference, his brothers are in Peekskill, Riverdale, Pragers.

When a boy is that much more advanced than his grade it is great to learn with an older man. My son had that and those were his best experiences. He was always bored and under stimulated even in his "top tier" yeshiva.
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amother
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Post Yesterday at 11:00 pm
Paterson
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amother
Blueberry  


 

Post Yesterday at 11:20 pm
amother Cobalt wrote:
Paterson



dosent have a mesivta just a bies medrash
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amother
  Blueberry


 

Post Yesterday at 11:20 pm
amother OP wrote:
My 12th grade son is, bli ayin hara, very very bright- an illuy in gemara.
His rebbeim are basically telling us that they don't know what to do with him because he is surpassed what they are able to provide. The current solution is for him to learn with a kollel yungerman who can stimulate him.
We are looking for a mesivta that has a bais medrash where he won't be the only bochur learning advanced level Gemara.
For reference, his brothers are in Peekskill, Riverdale, Pragers.


keren hatorah in lakewood
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amother
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Post Yesterday at 11:23 pm
amother OP wrote:
My 12th grade son is, bli ayin hara, very very bright- an illuy in gemara.
His rebbeim are basically telling us that they don't know what to do with him because he is surpassed what they are able to provide. The current solution is for him to learn with a kollel yungerman who can stimulate him.
We are looking for a mesivta that has a bais medrash where he won't be the only bochur learning advanced level Gemara.
For reference, his brothers are in Peekskill, Riverdale, Pragers.


lol this was my son. He’s in third year Bais Medrash at Chemdas Hatorah now (Pruzansky). Maybe they can be chavrusos and outlearn each other 😛.
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amother
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Post Yesterday at 11:30 pm
How Yeshivish does he need?
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amother
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Post Today at 12:15 am
amother Bronze wrote:
lol this was my son. He’s in third year Bais Medrash at Chemdas Hatorah now (Pruzansky). Maybe they can be chavrusos and outlearn each other 😛.


I was going to suggest this. My son is there as well - mesivta, not bais medrash.
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