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  • TypePrimary and secondary schools
  • LocationLivingston, The United States
  • Taught inEnglish
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Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School (RKYHS) is the high school of the Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy (JKHA/RKYHS), a Modern Orthodox co-educational yeshiva at 110 South Orange Avenue in Livingston, New Jersey. Together the two schools educate students from nursery through high school.

The school combines Judaic and general studies. Its stated aims are a life of Torah and mitzvot, the study of secular knowledge and American democratic values, service to the Jewish people and a lasting bond with the State of Israel. The Judaic Studies programme focuses on Torah scholarship and the oral and written traditions, with daily instruction in modern Hebrew (Ivrit), and Religious Zionism shapes student life. High-school students take part in STEM and biomedical engineering activities, Model United Nations, community service trips and varsity sports such as hockey and wrestling.

Applications to RKYHS are made online. Families can apply for need-based financial assistance through FACTS and for affordability programmes such as a middle-income tuition cap, and the high school offers the Halpern Merit Award.

All Programs Available:
  • Education
    • Secondary Education
Language of instruction

English

Type of school

Primary or Secondary School

Telephone

(862) 437-8010

Location

110 South Orange Avenue, Livingston, NJ, The United States, 07039

Financial Aid

  • Need-based Financial Assistance Program: application through FACTS with tax documents, a supplemental questionnaire and a written narrative
  • Yesodot Middle Income Tuition Max: a tuition cap for middle-income families (exceptions include net worth over $1 million)
  • Bonim program for families moving into the Greater MetroWest area: US$2,500 off tuition for each of the first two children for up to five years, with membership of a participating synagogue
  • Halpern Merit Award for high-school applicants