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Essential to the student's academic success and emotional growth is a positive self-image.

Our staff actively seeks to develop an atmosphere that praises each child's accomplishments and values the talents and "specialness" of each student.

Social Skills Development. The Counseling and Psychological Services Department of the Yeshiva also directs a major endeavor to help shape a generation that is generous, sensitive and confident from a Torah perspective. The Social Skills Development Program incorporates group discussions about particular human interactions. Skills are presented within a Torah framework and in conjunction with ideas corresponding to the middos program. Topics include: making and maintaining of friendships, sensitivity to the feelings of others, respect for feelings and property, building self-respect and self-esteem, alternatives to teasing and bullying, problem solving and decision making, self-control, dealing with someone else's anger, and handling peer pressure.