With its first successful year in full swing, Yeshiva Campus of Suffield Connecticut is opening registration for its second year.
With its first successful year in full swing, Yeshiva Campus of Suffield Connecticut is opening registration for its second year.
Yeshiva Campus of Suffield Connecticut launched for the 5783 Yeshiva year with a Mesivta, led by Rabbi Benzion Bluming – dean and menahel of the Yeshiva Campus, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Fogelman – rosh yeshiva and menahel of Mesivta, and Rabbi Menachem Mendel Sorkin – mashpia.
Attending to all the bochurim’s needs are R’ Nissen Eichorn, menahel gashmi and campus manager, and R’ Daniel Arroyo, the Yeshiva’s Master Chef who provides the bochurim with nutritious top-quality meals.
The Yeshiva is a place where every Talmid, under excellent and individual guidance and supervision, will broaden his knowledge and deepen his understanding in Gemara, Halacha and Chassidus. Infused with simcha and avodas Hashem, the robust education is rooted in the values bequeathed to us by our Rabbeim, the founders and leaders of Tomchei Temimim.
The Yeshiva’s focus is to provide the highest standard of learning along with a warm and Chassidishe environment. This is achieved by the hanhala’s dedication and by a high staff-to-talmid ratio, allowing for personal attention and deep relationships.
The Yeshiva caters to all the talmidim’s needs, allowing them to holistically dedicate themselves to learning and avodas Hashem.
The campus boasts a 140,000 sq. ft. building situated on 60 Acres, with 900 feet of frontage on the Connecticut river. It includes several large study halls (Zals), 167 dorm rooms, an Olympic-sized indoor swimming pool, a double court gym, and a large 2-story library filled with a variety of seforim.
In its inaugural year, the Yeshiva welcomed bochurim for Shiur Alef and Shiur Beis Mesivta class. For the upcoming year, the Yeshiva will again be welcoming new bochurim for Shiur Alef.
It will also be holding open registration for Talmidim for Shiur Beis and Gimmel Mesivta, which is rare among Mesivtas. This provides an opportunity for bochurim that, for whatever reason, were unable or unprepared to go to an out-of-town Mesivta for Shiur Aleph.
“This is an important opportunity for those bochurim to join a yeshiva where they will have the opportunity to grow, enjoying the highest standard of learning, together with having all their physical needs provided for,” a member of the hanhalo noted.
The Yeshiva is also in the midst of a number of projects to further improve the facilities, including new Zals and classrooms, a full renovation of the pool and mikvah, and much more.
To apply for Yeshiva Ketana for Elul 5783 click here.
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