Meet Us
Meet Us

Welcome to Kohelet Yeshiva, a modern Orthodox K-12 educational experience. In addition to a non-traditional (Lab and Middle Schools) and traditional (High School) academic setting, we also offer the Beit Midrash program, which offers classes and programming for the Greater Philadelphia community.
Start Your Journey
Start Your Journey

Interested in joining our Kohelet Community? This is where your journey begins. Find out about our open houses. Schedule a time to visit us. Check out our tuition rates or explore our financial aid. Excited about what we offer? Click on Apply Now to apply for one of our schools!
The Kohelet Difference
The Kohelet Difference

What makes Kohelet Yeshiva a school like you’ve never seen before? It’s a school that looks to build a community around it. Kohelet Yeshiva is a school for your entire family, grounded in Torah, Israel, the Arts, and Community. We invite you to explore Kohelet Yeshiva and see the Kohelet difference.
School Divisions
School Divisions

Kohelet Yeshiva offers a full K-12 educational experience. The Lab School runs K-5, Middle School 6-8, and the High School 9-12. In addition to a non-traditional (Lab and Middle Schools) and traditional (High School) academic setting, we also offer the Beit Midrash program, which offers classes and programming for the Greater Philadelphia community.
Support Us
Support Us

We offer incredible programming for our students as well as the Greater Philadelphia Community. We can't do it without your help.
The Pulse
The Pulse

Brian Whitley

Brian Whitley joined Kohelet Yeshiva in 2025 and teaches Geometry, Precalculus, and Calculus as a member of the mathematics department. Prior to joining Kohelet, he taught within the Archdiocese of Philadelphia at Archbishop John Carroll High School and in the New Jersey public school system at Nottingham High School in Hamilton Township. Before teaching, he worked for a number of years as a data analyst in the private sector for multiple advisory and management companies. Between working as a data analyst and becoming a math teacher, he worked for a year as an English Language Assistant in Madrid, Spain. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with a focus in actuarial science from Stockton University. Originally from the Jersey shore, he now resides in the Spruce Hill neighborhood of Philadelphia with his wife and their daughter.

Name: Brian Whitley