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Community

Belonging is built
in everyday moments.

Shared traditions, familiar faces, and meaningful participation help tell the story of the school community.

Illustrative photography: tradition, neighborhood, and study.

The community experience

Known as a person.
Included in the day.

Three themes to explore when learning about the school and discussing a child’s experience.

01 / Connection

Relationships matter.

Ask how students get to know their peers, build trust with adults, and participate in familiar routines.

02 / Participation

Small moments count.

Explore the opportunities for shared learning, friendship, and meaningful contributions to school life.

03 / Partnership

Families bring insight.

Share what helps your child feel secure, communicate comfortably, and approach new experiences.

Learning together

A shared campus.
A chance to connect.

Historical program descriptions discuss “Buddy Time,” a model of peer participation within the yeshiva community.

Historical program description · 2019 ↗
Exterior of the shared Torah Vodaath campus
Shared campus at 425 East 9th Street, Brooklyn.

For families

Get to know the community.

Arrange a conversation before planning a campus visit. Ask which experiences would help your family understand the school.

Plan your first conversation