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

Join us on November 29, 2023, for a special evening and CLE event with Professor David M. Schizer

"Getting More From Nonprofits: Israel on Campus and Other Causes"

6:00 PM - Dinner Reception

6:45 PM - Community Lecture (Free to attend, RSVP required)

Click here to RSVP for the free lecture only, or click here if you’re an Etz Chaim Society Member not seeking CLE credit.

Click here to register for our dinner reception and/or purchase your CLE credit. This will serve as your RSVP for the community lecture as well, which is being offered at no cost.

David M. Schizer is Dean Emeritus and Harvey R. Miller Professor of Law & Economics at Columbia Law School. Named dean at the age of 35 (the youngest in the school’s history), he served for ten years (from 2004 to 2014). David also served as CEO of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, a leading Jewish humanitarian organization, for three years (from 2017 to 2019).

A leading expert on nonprofits, he is the author of “How to Save the World in Six (Not So Easy) Steps: Bringing Out the Best in Nonprofits.” David also serves as co-chair of the Columbia Center on Israeli Legal Studies, as well as of the Richman Center for Law, Business and Public Policy. He was recently named a co-chair of Columbia’s antisemitism task force.