GUIDING GROWTH
Discover Yeshiva Ohr Yisrael
2014
School Opened With An Enrollmen Of 5 Boys
2015
Purchased A Permanent Building
2016
Reach 4X Enrollment
2016
AP Courses Were Introduced
2017
Rav Shmuel Kamenetzky Visited The School
2018
First graduating class
2020
Initiated an 8th Grade
2021
Building Expansion Dedication
2021
Reached Student Enrollment of 48
2021
Gateways Learning Support Introduced at YOY
2022
Night Seder Program Expanded
2022
YOY National Honors Society Chapter Founded
Welcome to Yeshiva Ohr Yisrael!
Yeshiva Ohr Yisrael was founded six years ago through the foresight of dreamers. The dream? A yeshiva that would give boys superior skills in both Limudei Kodesh (Judaic studies) and General studies. A place where they would imbibe a passion for our living Jewish heritage, the world, themselves, and most importantly, their relationship with Hashem (G-d). A yeshiva where they would connect with their rebbeim (Judaics teachers) and look to them as guides and role models. An environment that would stress Derech Eretz and Middos (good character) as the core of all learning.
Today, that dream, that mission, is a reality.
What’s in a name? Ohr Yisrael, a light for the Jewish nation. Models of Torah and Jewish values. Rav Yisrael Salanter, the founder of the Mussar movement. A movement focused on the refinement of character traits. These are the two primary visions for our yeshiva.
Every student at Yeshiva Ohr Yisrael has a unique combination of strengths and talents. Our goal is to guide each boy to reach HIS personal best and to equip him with the tools he needs to succeed as a Jewish man in today’s world.
I invite you to join on this journey and thank you for giving YOY the opportunity to partner in the chinuch (education) of your son.
– Rabbi Uri Feldman
OUR MISSION
To develop boys into young men who are committed to a life led by Torah values. To provide students with excellence in Limudei Kodesh and in secular studies so they will have the requisite skills to be admitted to yeshivas and/or colleges of their choice. Students will learn in an environment that will inspire them to be passionate and sincere about learning and about Yiddishkeit. Derech Eretz and middos are at the core of all learning.