Originally opened for teenage girls who were not thriving in the standard girls yeshiva system, [Ohr Chana Vocational Academy] began to modify its mission during the 5769 school year to become the first Orthodox girls vocational high school in the country.Every girl deserves to spend four years experiencing enjoyment, success and spiritual growth, the school's founder, Rebbetzin Sara Labkowski, said in the article.
This year Ohr Chana will offer a full, dual-track curriculum: One track caters to the focused and self-motivated student who wants her high school experience to help her grow spiritually through advanced and meaningful Torah learning.
The second track caters to the student who can best succeed in a small, non-pressured classroom environment and who has a drive to actualize her potential, develop her talents and excel perhaps for the first time in her school career.
Labels: girls, religious, jewish, vocational
Posted By: Aspen/CRC
