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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

  • Mazel Tov to the YES Graduates!

    Mazel Tov to our eighth grade and kindergarten graduates! The eighth grade graduations were graced by remarks from Rabbi and Rebbetzin Twerski, Rabbi Baumann, and the graduates. The kindergarten students celebrated their accomplishments with a music presentation and displays of their work.

  • YES Students Prepare for Pesach

    YES students learned all about the story of Pesach, the Haggadah, the Seder, and more. Several classes had the opportunity to go to Rabbi Benzion Twerski’s Matzah bakery to experience the Matzah baking process first-hand.

  • Yedios Klalios Challenge

    Students at YES participated in the Yedios championship challenge. Students learned facts about core concepts in Judaism, including foundational information about Torah and the Jewish calendar, and then displayed their knowledge in the championship game.

  • Purim at YES

    The YES students learned all about the story and mitzvos of Purim. The students dressed up in costume and had a very fun Purim carnival, run by the eighth graders.

  • Welcoming Rabbi and Rebbetzin Twerski

    Many YES classes joined together outside Rabbi Michel and Rebbetzin Feige Twerski’s house to welcome the Twerskis back when they returned after several months away. The students greeted the Rabbi and Rebbetzin with signs, singing, and dancing.

  • Boys' Shabbaton

    The fourth through eighth grade boys participated in an amazing Shabbaton. Each class prepared for the Shabbos meals throughout the week before, cooking, baking, and setting up.

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