Yeshiva Toras Emes Kamenitz

it is a very very very very very very very very very very very very bad school.im a kid that gos there and they hav a teribel edication.they also hav a bad jim.

On the one hand, this school blasts an air raid siren twice for every Sabbath and twice for every religious event, each time lasting about 30 seconds. The siren is extremely loud and can be heard many blocks in either direction. On the other hand, the neighborhood became cleaner and safer with this school around. It has improved the quality of this neighborhood with its upscale presence. However, the neighborhood can and should be able to do without this health-damaging siren of theirs that their lawyers won the right for them to use. If they change that, then not only will the neighborhood benefit from the above mentioned qualities that the school brings, but it will also be a healthier place to live, which is equally, if not, more important. It is both immoral and unethical to blast this air raid siren. I would not want my children to go to a hypocritical school. But I would want to live in a beautiful and safe neighborhood.

I cannot disreccomend this institution enough. The staff is highly unmotivated and there is little regard for each students wellbeing. The entire high school is located on a single floor and during my stay I felt extremely clostrophobic throughout the day. The religious staff are comprised of fundamentalist zealots in my opinion. Please avoid this Yeshiva at all costs, and save your sons personality as well as his human interpretation of happiness.

the mesivta is the best mesivta in midos,gemara and secular teaching you can find in the state of new york. The staff is unbelievable and care so much about the children.
—Submitted by a parent

This school is a public nuisance. It sounds an air raid siren weekly. As another reviewer said, it teaches students to be disrespectful and self-centered. The academics are terrible. The staff is never there. If a child has a problem, there is no one in the office to help. If a parent wants information, or to talk to a member of the faculty, no one answers the phone. They are available only when they want money. This school is terrible.
—Submitted by a parent

its a great school with a great core curiculam. my son is getting constant attention and growing into a fine young adult.
—Submitted by a parent

They don't teach students to have respect for older people, and mainly focus on Gemara and only Gemara.
—Submitted by a parent

Finally a Yeshiva that teaches the boys Midos
—Submitted by a parent