They all hold masters degrees in their subject area and more than half hold additional degrees and certifications. Part-time staffers are drawn from the city's most prestigious public high schools. Most members of the rabbinical staff hold a masters degree in addition to ordination and many are involved in fields such as law, psychology, mathematics, and history. Our modernized facility fronts on an entire city block. In recent years, major grants have led to the upgrading of science labs, extensive library acquisitions and the upgrade of computers to ones with Pentium III processors.
Students also have access to the college library.
Starting with the sophomore year students may elect to take AP courses in Biology, English literature, computer programming, American history, European history, Jewish History, and mathematics, physics and psychology. Additional electives are offered in computers, mathematics, statistics, physics, foreign languages, speech, and journalism. Students who excel may take courses at Yeshiva College in their Senior year. While the heavy demands of the dual program often cause our best students to devote themselves almost exclusively to academic pursuits, many students do find time to participate in a variety of extracurricular activities. In addition to our championship varsity basketball, hockey, baseball, and wrestling teams, we are very proud of our debating team, Model UN club, moot court and our five school publications.