Spirit of Inquiry

Frisch’s unique combination of excellent faculty, challenging courses, strong religious values and a supportive atmosphere allows students of all academic levels to achieve their academic, personal and religious potential. Academic classes blend Judaic and general studies, deepening knowledge and appreciation for both. Specialty tracks, elective courses and directed studies enable students to pursue personal interests and hone their unique talents. Sophisticated pedagogy is enhanced with the latest in educational technology.

Religious Growth

Frisch inspires students to deepen their commitment to halacha, Torah values and Medinat Yisrael. Our wide array of Judaic studies courses allow each student to take a leading role in his or her own religious growth, whether drawn to Gemara, Halacha, Tefillah, Machshava, or Chassidut. Students develop a love and appreciation for Talmud Torah and the skills and motivation for life-long learning. Formal and informal educational programs are infused with religious meaning and cultivate spiritual growth.

Culture of Kindness

Kindness defines life at Frisch, among both students and faculty. Students become part of a culture that values sensitivity to one another, as well as to others in our society. Regular Chessed programming in a variety of settings further emphasizes the importance of this concept. By embracing kindness, students develop into thoughtful, compassionate members of Klal Yisrael who appreciate and celebrate each other’s contributions and uniqueness.

Pursuit of Passion

At Frisch, academic study comes together with the exploration and discovery of student talents, interests, and passions. In addition to an unparalleled variety of academic specialty tracks, the vast multitude of co-curricular activities provides something for everyone. On Frisch’s expansive suburban campus with state-of-the-art facilities and resources, students can hone existing skills or find new interests. In addition to events throughout the year, Shiriyah presents a special opportunity for students to harness their talents in a magnificent, school-wide celebration centered around a Torah theme.

Meaningful Relationships

Building deep, respectful, lasting ties with people you can trust and learn with binds all our core values together. Students learn and develop best when surrounded by faculty and fellow students who know them well and care about them. The close friendships among students that develop at Frisch extend long after the four years of high school. The trusted bonds that form between teachers and students often last far beyond graduation, as Frisch faculty continue to serve as mentors and advisors for students as they attend college, enter adulthood, and become active members of the Jewish community.

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Happy Birthday, Steve!
Celebrating you today and the love you put into every slice 🍕
@stoolpresidente you’ve gotta come try this!
#noflop

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Happy Birthday, Steve!
Celebrating you today and the love you put into every slice 🍕
@stoolpresidente you’ve gotta come try this!
#noflop

This Yom HaShoah, our yeshiva had the honor of hearing the powerful family story of Frisch grandparent Rella Feldman. Her parents survived the Cracow Ghetto and Płaszów, her father saved by Oskar Schindler, while her mother survived Auschwitz, the death march to Bergen Belsen, and the unimaginable loss of two children.

We are inspired by their courage in rebuilding, continuing the Jewish story, and choosing a life of Torah.

Thank you to the Wolf and Geller families for sponsoring today’s program in memory of Fela and Abraham Kolat z”l.

Our halls also featured a moving exhibit of Holocaust artifacts shared by Frisch families.

Never forget. Never again. 🇮🇱

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This Yom HaShoah, our yeshiva had the honor of hearing the powerful family story of Frisch grandparent Rella Feldman. Her parents survived the Cracow Ghetto and Płaszów, her father saved by Oskar Schindler, while her mother survived Auschwitz, the death march to Bergen Belsen, and the unimaginable loss of two children.

We are inspired by their courage in rebuilding, continuing the Jewish story, and choosing a life of Torah.

Thank you to the Wolf and Geller families for sponsoring today’s program in memory of Fela and Abraham Kolat z”l.

Our halls also featured a moving exhibit of Holocaust artifacts shared by Frisch families.

Never forget. Never again. 🇮🇱

Our students who were learning in yeshivot in Israel returned to Frisch and joined together in song, sharing the hardships they experienced and the sense of providence they felt while living there.

May Hashem answer the tefillot of עם ישראל and continue to protect our nation.
#CougarsFlyOnTheirOwnButTheyAlwaysFlyHome

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Our students who were learning in yeshivot in Israel returned to Frisch and joined together in song, sharing the hardships they experienced and the sense of providence they felt while living there.

May Hashem answer the tefillot of עם ישראל and continue to protect our nation.
#CougarsFlyOnTheirOwnButTheyAlwaysFlyHome

Mazal Tov to these wonderful boys!!!!
#prideofthepaw

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Mazal Tov to these wonderful boys!!!!
#prideofthepaw

Yesterday our students took a deep dive into wellness with global speaker Nick Bracks @nickbracks.
Through the four pillars of well being: Move🏃‍♂️, Still🧘‍♀️, Connect🤝, and Feed🍎, students explored practical ways to care for their mental health and support one another.
And thanks to the Mental Health Awareness Club, the puppy cuddles may have been the most powerful therapy of all. 🐶
#mentalhealthmatters

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Yesterday our students took a deep dive into wellness with global speaker Nick Bracks @nickbracks.
Through the four pillars of well being: Move🏃‍♂️, Still🧘‍♀️, Connect🤝, and Feed🍎, students explored practical ways to care for their mental health and support one another.
And thanks to the Mental Health Awareness Club, the puppy cuddles may have been the most powerful therapy of all. 🐶
#mentalhealthmatters

PAWS ON PAWS!🐾🐾
Today, our Student Council President, Ilan M., brought in puppies for Mental Health Day, continuing a tradition started by past president Hannah S.
A reminder to take care of ourselves and each other.🐶💙
On this Mental Health Day, we’re thinking about all of our brothers and sisters in Israel who are under unbelievable emotional and physical stress.

#pawsonpaws #mentalhealthawareness #puppytherapy #puppiesofinstagram
@the_rosenfeld_ranch

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