Bnei Aliya Yeshiva Opens Registration for Its Third Year
Bnei Aliya Yeshiva has opened registration for its third year of operation. The institution was founded with the goal of creating an environment where students, particularly those who had struggled in other settings, could feel supported and succeed.
Bnei Aliya Yeshiva has opened registration for its third year of operation. The institution was founded with the goal of creating an environment where students, particularly those who had struggled in other settings, could feel supported and succeed.
The yeshiva reports that over its first two years, students have experienced significant transformation. One student who had been asked to leave multiple schools and camps, and whose therapist had discontinued treatment, is described as having undergone a complete change in confidence, attitude, and outlook after joining the program. The institution states that all of its students have demonstrated meaningful growth and successfully completed their Regents exams.
Bnei Aliya has expanded its programming in recent years. Last year the yeshiva introduced weekly trips, equine therapy, ropes courses, and woodworking among other experiential activities. For the coming year, Rabbi Moshe Leibler, founder of Hamasifta, will join the staff to provide teacher training and parent workshops. The yeshiva is also expanding evening programming to offer additional structure and activities outside school hours.
The institution states it continues to evaluate student needs as part of refining its approach. Registration is now available for the new year, and the yeshiva is also seeking sponsors for students and tuition support.
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