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411 LEFFERTS AVE. BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
A Chabad girls' school founded in 1941 offering comprehensive Jewish education…
1904 Avenue N, Brooklyn, NY, 11230
Yeshiva high school in Brooklyn.
1559 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11230
Yeshiva high school in Brooklyn.
5302 21st Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11204
Yeshiva in Brooklyn.
919 E 10th St, Brooklyn, NY, 11230
Yeshiva in Brooklyn.
885 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11213
Mesivta with small classes and passionate teachers.
4420 Fifteenth Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11219
A Jewish teacher seminary offering programs in Jewish Studies and Torah Studies…
2201 East 23rd Street Brooklyn, NY 11229
Bnos Binah is a comprehensive post-high school seminary for girls offering Judaic…
1681 42nd St, Brooklyn, NY, 11204-1027
Bais Yaakov girls' school in Brooklyn.
4419 18th Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11204
Bais Yaakov girls' school in Brooklyn.
1932 Coney Island Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11230
A fully-accredited high school serving girls who have experienced difficult life…
4001 16th Ave Brooklyn NY 11218
An all-girls Orthodox Hebrew day school offering preschool through high school…
BROOKLYN, NY · United States
Torah education organization.
Brooklyn, NY
An Orthodox educational organization providing individualized remedial tutoring…
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60 West End Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11235
A Jewish day school serving South Brooklyn from Pre-Nursery through Grade 12,…
739 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11203
A Chabad-affiliated school for girls from preschool through high school, located…
60 West End Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11235
An Orthodox Jewish summer camp for children ages 6–12 operating in Brooklyn since…
1784 E. 17th street, Brooklyn, NY 11229
Camp Rena is a Bais Yaakov day camp featuring performing arts programming…
1904 Ave N Brooklyn, NY 11230
Camp Yedidim is a Jewish day camp in Flatbush serving boys and girls from nursery…
1052 New York Ave, Brooklyn NY 11203
Core offers a 2.5-year Mashpia-Mentor-Counselor (MMC) Fellowship that trains…
858 East 29th Street, Brooklyn NY 11210
A Jewish special education school serving students with mild-to-moderate…
Brooklyn, NY
A small, warm Orthodox Jewish educational program serving girls ages 5-13 with…
816 Eastern Pkwy Brooklyn, NY, 11213
An Orthodox Jewish online school offering live interactive day school, Hebrew…
411 Kingston Avenue Suite 300 Brooklyn, NY 11225
The Menachem Education Foundation operates a teacher training program called…
Brooklyn, NY
The Bold Edge offers online graphic design, video animation, web design, and…
480 Smith St. #2, Brooklyn, NY 11231
Dirah is a Chabad-affiliated Jewish learning center offering tailored Hebrew and…
Free online alef-beis: tap each of the 22 letters to see it and hear its sound…
Free online alef-beis: tap each of the 22 letters to see it and hear its sound (Israeli, Sephardi pronunciation). From NJOP, an Orthodox outreach organization.
Source checked 2026-11-07Free short online course on the Hebrew block letters, the script letters and how…
Free short online course on the Hebrew block letters, the script letters and how to write them. Registration required.
Source checked 2026-11-07Each vowel sign with its sound.
Each vowel sign with its sound. Some vowels, such as the kamatz, are pronounced differently in Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities, so follow your shul or school.
Source checked 2026-11-07Short step-by-step lessons for learning to read Hebrew, letters and nekudos together.
NCSY's checklist for choosing a seminary or yeshiva for the year in Israel:…
NCSY's checklist for choosing a seminary or yeshiva for the year in Israel: goals, learning style, schedule, location, Shabbos policies, costs and financial aid. Ask your school's guidance staff which programs fit you.
Source checked 2026-11-07Step Up For Students administers Florida's state scholarships that families can use toward private school tuition. Ask your school whether it participates.
Source: Step Up For Students: Step Up For Students: Scholarships For PreK-12 In Florida · checked 2026-11-07
New York's State Education Department has an office supporting religious and independent schools, which oversees state aid and services available to nonpublic school students.
Source: NYS Education Department: Religious and Independent School Support - New York State Education Department · checked 2026-11-07
Teach Coalition, an initiative of the OU, advocates for government funding for nonpublic schools, including security and STEM funding.
Source: Teach Coalition: Home page · checked 2026-11-07
JRA’s short summaries, each linked to its source. General information, not a halachic ruling.
Eligible Israeli institutions require explicit Haredi institutional oversight, Jewish institutional sector, active register status and an approved institution type. The source snapshot is October 5, 2026. It does not establish phone contacts, admissions, fees or independent operating status. Home/family-daycare labels and unsupported types are withheld. Source permission and owner exclusions are checked at public read time. Other countries, camps and unrelated services still need separate permitted feeds. The server refresh adapter is implemented; unattended execution requires the existing scheduler account connection.
BROOKLYN, NY · United States
Torah education organization.
BROOKLYN, NY · United States
Torah education organization.
BROOKLYN, NY · United States
Torah education organization.
BROOKLYN, NY · United States
Torah education organization.
BROOKLYN, NY · United States
Torah education organization.
BROOKLYN, NY · United States
Torah education organization.
Jewish education network and school resources.
Jewish education network and school resources. Ask about a school in your intended community; network membership alone does not determine the right placement.
Source checked 2026-09-28Resources for supporting children with varied learning needs in Jewish classrooms.
Resources for supporting children with varied learning needs in Jewish classrooms. Discuss availability, school participation, and the child’s actual support plan.
Source checked 2026-09-28Official information for the Brooklyn yeshiva and mesivta.
Official information for the Brooklyn yeshiva and mesivta. Ask which division fits the student and request current admissions, learning, accommodation, and fee information.
Source checked 2026-09-29