•  The incorporation of Torah values, halacha and mitzvoth into one’s life.
• Inspirational, loving exploration of the diverse approaches within traditional Jewish thoughts.
• The establishment of a complete Orthodox Jewish life in a challenging secular culture.
• The rich traditions of Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jewry, including customs, liturgy, and reading traditions.

• The uniquely divine worth, potential, and differing perspectives of all people.
• The essential contribution of our staff members including teachers, administration, and support staff.
• The dignified treatment of all people.

• Acts of generosity, benevolence, and loving-kindness.
• The creation of an environment of kindness amongst students and members of the entire school community.
• Our responsibilities to our immediate community, to fellow Jews in America, Israel and worldwide, to American society and to humankind.

• Each student’s unique passion, creativity, and natural tendency to become life-long learners.
• Critical thinking skills and an environment of open inquiry in a safe setting, as preparation for college, a profession, and life-long Jewish and general education.
• Life-long Torah learning.

• Child-centered curricula that takes into account students’ varying talents, abilities and learning styles.
• Educating the whole child.
• Each student’s personal exploration of self, society, Torah, and the physical world, as part of one’s search to lead a true, purposeful, and meaningful Jewish life.

• Religious Zionism and the State of Israel and the Jewish homeland.
• A commitment to the State of Israel and an understanding of its history and culture.
• The study of the spoken and written modern Hebrew language.
• Post-high school Israel year-abroad programs.

• Strong bonds between home and school to create the support system integral to student motivation and achievement.
• Parents’ ongoing involvement in their children’s education.
• Parents’ active participation and financial support of the school.