Bais Yaakovs and girls high schools, with location, dorm and program details where the school has shared them. Choose your community to narrow the shelf.
28 programs
Day school/Brooklyn, NY
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.
Day school/Miami, FL
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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.
Day school/Pittsburgh, PA
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.
Day school/New York, NY
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.
Day school/Los Angeles, CA
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.
Bais Yaakov/Denver, CO
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.
Bais Yaakov/Baltimore, MD
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.
Day school/Brooklyn, NY
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.
Day school/Lawrence, NY
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.
Day school/Miami Beach, FL
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.
Day school/Ocean Township, NJ
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.
High school/Chicago, IL
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.
High school/Boca Raton, FL
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.
High school/Teaneck, NJ
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.
Day school/Brooklyn, NY
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.
Day school/Brookline, MA
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.
High school/New York, NY
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.
Special support/Brooklyn, NY
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.
Day school/North Miami Beach, FL
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.
High school/Paramus, NJ
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.
Yeshiva/Southfield, MI
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.
Yeshiva/Silver Spring, MD
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.
Day school/Brooklyn, NY
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.
High school/Elizabeth, NJ
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.
Day school/Rockville, MD
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.
Day school/Bronx, NY
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.
High school/Los Angeles, CA
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.
Bais Yaakov/Far Rockaway, NY
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.