Torah education is paramount, and it is given the utmost priority at YBH. The Rabbeim and Moros are warm and sensitive, fostering an environment that is conducive to superior learning, while conveying a hislahavus for learning in both our boys' and girls' programs.

To successfully instill this hislahavus in our children, YBH recognizes that Torah education is more than just classroom instruction - it must also extend into the home. In addition to teaching the skills necessary to succeed in Limudei Kodesh, YBH offers special programs that encourage father/son learning, peer group chavrusa learning, as well as shiurim for parents.

• Major emphasis is place on Mishna and Gemara, as well as on chumash via a Shnayim Mikra program. This program stresses kriah on each grade level as a fundamental skill necessary for success in all Limudei Kodesh disciplines. As the children move from grade to grade, they are encouraged to spend more time on kriah,targum , and Rashi skills.
• Rebbeim and Morahs demonstrate a love of yiddishkeit and learning - hislahavus in learning breeds more learning
• Older boys daven in the Yeshiva's daily minyan .
• Faculty held to the highest professional standards.
• Shiurim for parents extend hislahavus for learning to the home

• YBH students have the skills necessary to excel in mesivta, high school and beyond. Our emphasis on teaching skills rather than simply covering classroom materials has led to the active recruitment and acceptance of YBH graduates at some of the most prestigious mesivtos and girls' high schools in the country.
• Students are surrounded by outstanding role models, who embody and foster hislahavus in learning.
• Our children learn and develop impeccable davening skills and conduct.
• All Limudei Kidesh staff have formal chinuch training.
• The YBH Lecture Series features internationally renowned Gedolim. Past speakers include Rav Shmuel Kaminetsky, Rav Zev Leff, Rav Dovid Orlofsky, Rav Herschel Schachter, Rav Berel Wein, Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb.

A Closer Look:

Each year, the eighth grade boys sponsor the annual YBH Father/Son Melava Malka, where students of all ages spend an evening learning and having fun with their fathers. Participants enjoy refreshments, entertainment, and can win prizes, including valuable seforim, while developing stronger family bonds and learning skills