We’re proud to reflect on a successful first year of our strategic plan. Here’s a brief snapshot of the progress we’ve made and a few highlights from this year’s accomplishments.
Priority 1: Enrollment: Maharat is investing in the next generation of women Torah leaders through school year learning and leadership opportunities.
Priority 2: Rigor: On June 10, Maharat celebrated the ordination of the Class of 2026, whose graduates exemplify the breadth of leadership opportunities made possible through Maharat’s rigorous education. There are currently 107 graduates of Yeshivat Maharat as we enter into our 18th “Chai” Year.
Priority 3: Innovation: Through Hear Her Voice, Va’tichtov: She Writes, and Chochmat Lev: Maharat Torah, we are creating new pathways for women to develop, publish, and share Torah scholarship and thought leadership across platforms and with the broader community.
Priority 4: Leadership: Through the Revava Alumnae & Torah Leader Network, Maharat brings graduates together for Torah learning, leadership development, and meaningful connection.