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amother
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Post Tue, Jan 07 2025, 9:55 am
Hi I’m getting names of mesivtas from my sons rebbi and principals and it’s hard to find out info about them. Anyone know about:
Brodys
Kaufmans
Privalsky
Sukenik
Pruzansky

Thank you!!
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amother
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Post Tue, Jan 07 2025, 6:13 pm
Anyone??
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small bean  




 
 
    
 

Post Thu, Jan 09 2025, 10:13 am
My son is in Brodys and he is very happy.

There is no English.

Overall the boys are refined and sweet boys. It seems to be a very warm yeshiva. Happy to answer questions.
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amother
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Post Thu, Jan 09 2025, 11:43 am
small bean wrote:
My son is in Brodys and he is very happy.

There is no English.

Overall the boys are refined and sweet boys. It seems to be a very warm yeshiva. Happy to answer questions.


Thank you!! Is it pressured or intense? My son is a good learner but needs a more relaxed place where he can take a break and not too pressured
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  small bean




 
 
    
 

Post Thu, Jan 09 2025, 12:48 pm
No pressure. It's not for the intense kids.
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amother
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Post Yesterday at 10:38 pm
We are very happy in Busel-Privalsky. Very fine boys, from nice families. Every Rebbi we had, has been excellent.
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amother
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Post Today at 12:09 am
amother Eggshell wrote:
We are very happy in Busel-Privalsky. Very fine boys, from nice families. Every Rebbi we had, has been excellent.


Thanks we are considering privalsky. I heard nice things. Is it a high level? Is it pressured or intense? My son learns well but can’t learn for hours and needs breaks and can’t handle too high a level with pressure
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amother
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Post Today at 12:11 am
amother OP wrote:
Thanks we are considering privalsky. I heard nice things. Is it a high level? Is it pressured or intense? My son learns well but can’t learn for hours and needs breaks and can’t handle too high a level with pressure


My nephew is there and it’s definitely higher level than sukenik. I think that would be a better fit but I heard last year or two years ago they had 400 applicants!
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amother
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Post Today at 1:23 am
My son is in Pruzansky. He was there for mesivta and now he's in the bais medrash. We are thrilled B"H. They are strict with rules, and DS does have a chavrusa during lunch and supper, but he also goes out to the basketball court when it's nice weather so I think there's a healthy balance there. Both Rabbi Pruzanskys (R' Moshe and R' Ari) are unbelievable mechanchim and are available to guide parents whenever it's needed.
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