When do you begin accepting applications for new students?

Applications for new families open at our annual Open House.

When are interviews conducted?

Admissions interviews are typically scheduled Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

Who will my child meet during the admissions interview?

• Pre-K applicants meet with Morah Chaya Wernick, Director of Early Childhood, and Dr. Karyn Feinberg, Director of School Psychology.
• Kindergarten through Grade 8 applicants meet with Rabbi Gary Menchel, Rosh HaYeshiva/Head of School.

Is there an application fee?

No. There is no fee to apply. Accepted families are asked to submit a non-refundable registration deposit within 10 days of receiving their acceptance letter to secure their child's place.

How do I apply for tuition assistance?

Families may apply for tuition assistance after completing the registration process. Tuition assistance applications are distributed in the early spring.

Is admission to Yeshiva Har Torah competitive?

Admissions vary from year to year and are based on space availability. While there are often more applicants than available openings, we strive to accommodate as many qualified applicants as possible.

Is transportation available for Pre-K students?

Yeshiva Har Torah facilitates affordable private transportation for Pre-K students from Great Neck and West Hempstead, subject to sufficient interest. Please contact the school office for additional information.

From which communities is transportation available for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8?

• Queens: Students who live within a five-mile radius of the school are generally eligible for transportation through the New York City public school system. Yellow bus service is available for students in Kindergarten and above, though some exceptions may apply. YHT also offers private transportation to Forest Hills, Kew Gardens, and Rego Park.
• Nassau County: Transportation is available from the Five Towns, Great Neck, Merrick, Oceanside, West Hempstead, and Roslyn. Families must apply through their local public school district. Please contact your district directly to confirm eligibility and registration deadlines. For most Nassau County districts, the transportation application deadline is April 1.