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It was founded in 1965 by its Roshei HaYeshiva (Deans) - Rabbi Chaim Bressler and Rabbi Yaakov Schnaidman, disciples of the late Rabbi Aaron Kotler , founder and Rosh HaYeshiva of Beth Medrash Govoha in Lakewood, New Jersey .1 Yeshiva Bais Moshe is an all-male school. It comprises a high school and a collegiate-level seminary Beis Midrash . About 80 students between ages 14 and 18 attend the high school, while about 50 students between the ages of 19 and 23 attend the seminary. While some students are from the local Scranton Jewish community, a majority of students come from across the country to study Talmud at the Scranton Yeshiva. It is a well-known institution with an academically high-level of Talmudic study. While Rabbi Schnaidman and Rabbi Bressler are the principal and Rosh Yeshiva of both Bais Medrash and High School, Rabbi Schnaidman focuses more on the Bais Medrash while Rabbi Bressler focuses on the High School. In 2019 Rabbi Chayim Schnaidman, son of Rabbi Schnaidman, and Rabbi Nachman Pritzker, son-in-law of Rabbi Bressler joined the leadership of the yeshiva as S'gan Roshei Yeshiva.2
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Yeshiva Bais Moshe is an upper tier Ultra Orthodox yeshiva located in Scranton , Pennsylvania . There is a high school as well as a Beis Midrash in the Yeshiva. The total student population is approximately 160 male students ranging from age 14 to 23. The language of instruction is English for all high school students. The post-high school, or "bais medrash" lectures are given primarily in Yiddish. v t e
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Yeshivath Bais Moshe is an all-male school.It comprises a high school and a collegiate-level Beis Midrash .About 70 students between ages 14 and 18 attend the high school, while about 70 students between the ages of 19 and 23 attend the seminary.While many students are from Scranton, a majority of students come from across the country to study Talmud at the Scranton Yeshiva.It is a well-known Talmudic institute.While both Rabbi Yaakov Schnaidman and Rabbi Chaim Bressler are the principal and Rosh Yeshiva of both Seminary and High School, Rabbi Yaakov Schnaidman focuses more on the Seminary while Rabbi Chaim Bressler focuses on the High School.
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It was founded in 1965 by its Roshei HaYeshiva (Deans) - Rabbi Chaim Bressler and Rabbi Yaakov Schnaidman, disciples of the late Rabbi Aaron Kotler zt"l, founder and Rosh HaYeshiva of Beth Medrash Govoha in Lakewood, New Jersey. Yeshiva Bais Moshe is an all-male school. It comprises a high school and a collegiate-level seminary Beis Midrash .About 80 students between ages 14 and 18 attend the high school, while about 50 students between the ages of 19 and 23 attend the seminary.While some students are from the local Scranton Jewish community, a majority of students come from across the country to study Talmud at the Scranton Yeshiva.It is a well-known institution with an academically high-level of Talmudic study.While Rabbi Schnaidman and Rabbi Bressler are the principal and Rosh Yeshiva of both Seminary and High School, Rabbi Schnaidman focuses more on the Seminary while Rabbi Bressler focuses on the High School.
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Jewish high school and seminary located in Scranton, PA Yeshiva Bais Moshe (also referred to as Yeshivath Beth Moshe , Yeshiva Beth Moshe , Scranton Yeshiva , or Milton Eisner Yeshiva High School ), is a Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) Jewish High School and Seminary ( yeshiva ) in Scranton, Pennsylvania .It was founded in 1965 Yeshiva Bais Moshe is an all-male school. It comprises a high school and a collegiate-level seminary Beis Midrash . About 80 students between ages 14 and 18 attend the high school, while about 50 students between the ages of 19 and 23 attend the seminary. The campus, located in the South Side of Scranton, had two buildings.The main building contains the Beis Midrash study and prayer hall, classrooms, dining area, library, and dormitory.The other building contained a dormitory and a kosher grocery.It was torn down in 2024 to make way for the new building, which is currently under construction.
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