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amother
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 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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small bean
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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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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
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Thu, Jan 09 2025, 12:48 pm
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No pressure. It's not for the intense kids.
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amother
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Mon, Jan 13 2025, 10:38 pm
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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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday at 1:23 am
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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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amother
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Yesterday at 9:21 pm
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Privalsky has a very positive, atmostphere. I think the boys learn a lot, but I don't think they put crazy pressure. Rabbi Moshe Schwebel, is the menahel and 9th grade Rebbi. He works with the boys in a very loving, and encouraging way. I know a few boys there and they are all happy, smart, confident boys. They don't seem competitive at all. They are on top of Nesivos elementary building. They have a big field for sports and basketball options. Boys need permission to leave the grounds, so they aren't hanging around the local stores, but they definitely have room to move around by breaks.
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:45 pm
| amother Eggshell wrote: | | Privalsky has a very positive, atmostphere. I think the boys learn a lot, but I don't think they put crazy pressure. Rabbi Moshe Schwebel, is the menahel and 9th grade Rebbi. He works with the boys in a very loving, and encouraging way. I know a few boys there and they are all happy, smart, confident boys. They don't seem competitive at all. They are on top of Nesivos elementary building. They have a big field for sports and basketball options. Boys need permission to leave the grounds, so they aren't hanging around the local stores, but they definitely have room to move around by breaks. |
Thank you!!!
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