Yeshiva Schools Campus

Nestled between two city parks and within minutes of world renowned hospitals and universities, Squirrel Hill is one of Pittsburgh’s most affluent and well-educated neighborhoods, and a hub for Jewish life in Western Pennsylvania. It contains more than a quarter of greater Pittsburgh’s Jewish population, and the small ten by five block radius of Orthodox life within the neighborhood hosts nearly a dozen long-established synagogues and three day schools. Orthodox life in Squirrel Hill is uniquely integrated, with Chabad Chasidic, modern, Kollel and black hat communities all existing in cooperation. Yeshiva Schools’ boys and girls campuses are perfectly situated at near opposite corners of the neighborhood, with the majority of our families living between and around them.

Mesivta Campus
The Charles Morris Campus, home to the Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh Mesivta, offers an exceptional environment for academic and personal growth. Located on Greenfield Avenue, our campus is thoughtfully designed to support the needs of our students. The newly renovated dormitory provides comfortable and convenient on-campus housing. Our stunning Zal, with its skyline view of Pittsburgh, serves as an inspiring space for study and prayer. Looking to the future, our planned expansion includes state-of-the-art classrooms, a modern gymnasium, and dedicated enrichment spaces to further enhance our students’ educational experience.

Boys School Campus
The Boys School campus is situated on the corner of Wightman and Hobart Streets, and within the same building as the Chabad Lubavitch Synagogue. It boasts an indoor gym, laboratory, and technology facilities, as well as an outdoor play and gathering area for nicer days. Half a block away, Davis Park features basketball, hockey, and tennis courts, as well as a playground for younger children.

Girls School and TELC Campus
The Girls School and The Early Learning Center (TELC) campus is right off of Forbes and Shady Avenues on Denniston Street. The campus boasts a beautiful, recently remodeled playground and play area, as well as a laboratory and a school auditorium. The campus recently expanded, and will soon be remodeled to offer even more space for classrooms and facilities for our students.

Campus Health and Safety
Yeshiva Schools places a premium on student health and security. All three campuses have been upgraded with the latest school safety features and are guarded by full-time security personnel. These initiatives, as well as our continuously upgraded technology infrastructure and online schooling capabilities, are thanks in part to generous grants from the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.

Food Service
Yeshiva Schools participates in the National School Lunch Program. For more information click here.