Opening Doors.
Fostering Opportunity.
AP Courses
In keeping with our mission of personal, guided growth, we tailor each year’s courses to the boys’ backgrounds and interests. The AP program is open to the 11th and 12th-grade students.
AP courses for the 2021 school year:
- AP US History
- AP microeconomics
- AP calculus AB
Past AP Courses:
- AP Biology
- AP computer science
- AP macroeconomics
- AP calculus BC
- AP Physics/Mechanics
Differentiated Learning Opportunities
Every learner has an independent style and strengths.
With skill-based levels and one-on-one support, our academics are designed to allow each student to reach his maximum potential and gain the skills he needs to be successful in the modern world.
New for school year 2021: In partnership with Gateways: Access to Jewish Education, YOY welcomes a new Learning Specialist to assist with student learning needs.
Hands-On Learning Opportunities
Located in the center of a city rich with innovation and history, YOY takes advantage of the many educational opportunities Boston offers.
Some of our experiences:
- The Bunker Hill Monument (11th grade American History)
- Genetics Experiment at Novartis Labs (Biology)
- Lecture Series Hosting Speakers on a Variety of Topics
College and Yeshiva counseling
Twelfth grade can be an overwhelming time for students as they decide where to advance their learning post-high school. With knowledgeable Rebbeim and a dedicated college counselor on staff, Ohr Yisrael is committed to helping talmidim and their parents navigate the Yeshivah and college application process with confidence.
Our devoted Rebbeim help our boys find the best yeshiva program for their needs. As well, Mr. Tabachnik meets with students and their parents to assist them with the college admissions process.
High school is the gateway to the future, and we’re here to help guide our students to the best choice for them.
Awards
Touro’s Lander College for Men Annual Beis Din competition is a unique opportunity for high school boys to develop their analytical skills and learn how to use and apply Torah sources in decision-making. Competing against close to 80 participants, the 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 YOY teams took home the second place award.
In 2021, two students were accepted to into the Yeshiva University Honors Program.
In June 2021, Sam Stolerov was presented with the Rose Ruderman Scholars Award. Each year, the foundation recognizes students across New England who embody the traits of kindness and compassion, and who work to improve the lives of others.
