Celebrating 36 Years of Torah Education in our Warm Community
Who We Are
Yeshiva Elementary School (YES) provides Jewish children with strong foundations: a robust knowledge of Torah and general studies, Orthodox Jewish values and perspectives, and life skills.
YES prepares students to attend any high school and post-high school programs they choose, including the finest yeshivos and seminaries in the US and Israel.
YES offers small class sizes and a warm, caring, school community, where each child is built up as an individual.
YES has a special focus on Social Emotional Learning and Character Development, including emphasizing Middos and Derech Eretz.
YES is a K-8 school fully accredited by Cognia.
YES’s highly trained teaching staff of rebbeim, moros, and general studies teachers follows a detailed curriculum for both Judaic subjects and general studies, in which each grade reviews, strengthens and builds on the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous grade.
Our Curriculum
Visit YES
Come visit YES! We invite you to feel the warm, caring atmosphere yourself with a school tour. Revel in the happy sounds of learning and playing, the bright colors, and natural light that fill our building and create an environment perfect for our children!
Torah Leadership
We are fortunate to benefit from the Torah guidance of Rabbi Michel Twerski Shlit”a, our founder and spiritual advisor, and a Vaad HaChinuch (Rabbinic Committee) of local rabbinic leaders.
Current Happenings at YES
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Students Watch Voting Process
The fourth grade girls had the opportunity to see the voting process live on election day. The students walked to the local polling place with their teacher and Mrs. Fischer.
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5B Begins Learning Gemara
The fifth grade boys had a beautiful party with parents and grandparents to mark the boys’ beginning to learn Gemara. Rabbi Baumann and Rabbi Pinsky spoke about the power and transformative qualities of learning Gemara.
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Preparing for Rosh Hashanah
YES students are busy learning about Elul and Rosh Hashanah. Students in K5 display their projects depicting pomegranates in honor of Rosh Hashanah.
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Welcome Back!
On Thursday morning, August 29, YES's doors opened with balloons, music, and a powerful sense of energy, joy and excitement to be back. We look forward to a successful year of growth and learning!
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Eighth Grade Graduation
Mazel Tov to the eighth grade graduates! The graduations were graced by remarks from Rabbi Michel Twerski, Rebbetzin Feige Twerski, and Rabbi Baumann, as well as the graduates.
For information from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction about educational opportunities for children in Wisconsin and our Accountability Reports.
https://dpi.wi.gov/accountability/report-cards // https://dpi.wi.gov/ed-options