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Daily Schedule

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7:45 am:

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8:30 am:

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8:45 am:

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9:10 am:

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12:00 pm:

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12:50 pm:

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2:20 pm:

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2:40 pm:

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3:00 pm:

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5:30 pm:

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8:30 pm:

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10:00 pm

Shacharis

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Halacha Seder

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Breakfast

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Morning Seder

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Shiur

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Lunch

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Mincha

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Mussar Chaburas

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Second Seder

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Dinner​

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Night Seder​

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Maariv

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IYUN

Seder focuses on careful reading and analysis of the Gemara and Rishonim, while Shiur addresses the material prepared with a special emphasis on fostering the Talmid’s ability to independently assess the conceptual underpinnings of the Sugya. Rabbi Steinmetz and Rabbi Rosenfeld give the two daily Iyun Shiurim.


BEKIYUS

Seder focuses on covering ground in the Masechta with clarity and retention. Rabbi Bogopulsky, Rabbi Jaron and Rabbi Stohl oversee the seder, and Rabbi Bogopulsky gives an advanced weekly chabura.


HALACHA

Seder focuses on gaining familiarity with a broad array of practical topics. Rabbi Willig and Rabbi Drory oversee the seder.


MUSSAR

Seder with a Rebbe or Kollel Member helping each Talmid forge his path in Avodas Hashem and personal growth.


NIGHT CHABURAS

Night Chaburas on topics such as Machshava, Tanach and Chassidus, encourage our Talmidim to think profoundly and broaden their horizons in Torah. Rabbi Stohl and a rotation of Rebbeim give the night chaburas.

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