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amother
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 Today at 1:25 am
Hello imas in the US of A
Looking for a
Yeshivish boys high school with dorm
That has a very strong general studies program.
That has a different levels for kodesh, since the boy is behind your average kid that age.
That is open minded,
That is not a huge institution,
That is open to boys of different backgrounds ex. A boy that was homeschooled.
That believes that every child is unique.
Does this unicorn exist?
Please share any suggestions.
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amother
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Today at 1:27 am
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What does yeshivish mean to you?
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amother
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Today at 1:36 am
Not the yeshivish about going to kollel ideal, more a high level of frumkeit.
Can also be JPF as long as it’s strictly JPF!
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amother
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Today at 7:53 am
Yeshiva of Greater Washington
WITS
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amother
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Today at 8:06 am
Ner won't take boys who are behind
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ChutzPAh
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Today at 8:30 am
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What you are looking for does not exist
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Hashem_Yaazor
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Today at 8:31 am
If your definition of yeshivish is JPF, your options are increased.
I'd suggest looking into MTI in St. Louis.
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amother
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Today at 8:32 am
| ChutzPAh wrote: | | What you are looking for does not exist |
That's not true- yeshiva of Greater Washington could meet your needs- it's a unique place.
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amother
Silver
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Today at 8:33 am
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Maybe one of the chofetz chaim yeshivas? Cherry hill?
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amother
Feverfew
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Today at 8:39 am
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Rochester best bet . Diverse open crowd all levels
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smileyface:)
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Today at 8:50 am
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A lot of these schools being recommended are chofetz Chaim schools which soulmds right up your alley!
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amother
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Today at 8:53 am
| ChutzPAh wrote: | | What you are looking for does not exist |
The very yeshivish places with very strong English take mainly very strong boys in every area.
But if looking JPF there are many more options.
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amother
Clematis
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Today at 9:11 am
| smileyface:) wrote: | | A lot of these schools being recommended are chofetz Chaim schools which soulmds right up your alley! |
Was going to type exactly this. Chofetz Chaim sounds like a perfect fit
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amother
Papayawhip
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Today at 9:13 am
| amother Lemonlime wrote: | The very yeshivish places with very strong English take mainly very strong boys in every area.
But if looking JPF there are many more options. |
What’s a very yeshivish place with strong English? Philly? Trying to think of any more?
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dena613
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Today at 9:19 am
OP, since you clarified that "very yeshivish" can mean JPF, and you're not into promoting kollel-
What does "very strong general studies" mean?
4 hrs of chol daily, with AP classes?
English where they don't misbehave but have 2 hrs total of chol and crack down on misbehavior but level of learning is low?
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amother
Oldlace
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Today at 9:29 am
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I don't think Rochester the boys in Rochester are by any definition yeshivish.
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amother
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Today at 9:57 am
Very strong general studies means the kid is very serious about them and will also include ap classes.
Thank you all who responded. I really appreciate it.
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amother
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Today at 10:15 am
| amother Papayawhip wrote: | | What’s a very yeshivish place with strong English? Philly? Trying to think of any more? |
Philly. Ner yisroel. Rochester and all the New York yeshivas that take the regents.
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