A Sample Day of Learning at Kibby Farms

Unlike the crowded and noisy Yeshiva hall our intimate and quote classroom setting is focused on personal development and enrichment.

We begin our day with a discourse in Chassidus, or what we like to call a “journey to the essence of ourselves”. The main goal being to fuse the learning with the learner and create inspiration that will last the whole day.

We encourage our students to lead service and lain the Torah. For those students who are not proficient in laining we offer guidance and an opportunity to improve those skills on Mondays and Thursdays.

Following Shacharis and breakfast, out study lessons begin. Our primary courses range from the enthralling challenges of the Talmud, exciting history discussions and thought provoking additional courses that run the gamut of exploratory Jewish thought.

In the evenings, in family style groups we learn from the Chumash and delve into the pragmatic wisdom of the Tanya, a chasidic text who grapples with the issues of identity, faith and connection.

An example of bringing Torah to life is our mock trials where students get to pick a Jewish law and prepare a live mock trial debating sides based on their own in depth research and exploration.