Mesivta Lev Tmimim Hires Mashpia

By COLlive reporter

Educator Rabbi Yossi Soble will be joining the faculty of the new Mesivta Lev Tmimim which is opening in Monsey, NY, this coming school year.

Rabbi Soble will serve as Mashpia for 13 and 14-year-old bochurim learning in the mesivta which will blend traditional Gemara learning with general studies and physical fitness.

“Rabbi Soble is beloved by many students and parents for over a decade in Monsey,” said founder and Menahel, Rabbi Gil Hami. “His warm personality and exceptional ‘chush’ in connecting to bochurim is very much in line with the philosophy and approach of the mesivta, which is that the wellbeing of its Talmidim is first and foremost,” he said.

Other faculty members include Rabbi Dovber Kahn, Rabbi Dovid Vidrin and Rabbi Reuven Roth.

Rabbi Yossi Soble is currently the 8th grade teacher in Cheder Chabad in Monsey and will continue his position there. He is also a mashpia at Mesivta Lubavitch of Monsey.

A group of dedicated bochurim Shluchim will also be joining the Yeshiva staff, bringing much Chayus and Chassidishe Hanhogas to the program, Rabbi Hami says.

Mesivta Lev Tmimim is filling the need for parents looking for a Mesivta program offering core General Studies while preserving the highest standards of Chassidishkeit and Yiras Shomayim – in an out of town experience that is still close in enough to Crown Heights for new young Bochurim venturing away from home.

The staff’s emphasis on caring individually for the boys, providing physical exercise and extra curricular activities, on top of the traditional Limudei Kodesh curriculum has generated tremendous interest among Anash.

Due to space constraints and the fact that only Shiur Aleph applicants are being accepted, application is expected to be closed soon after Shavuos.

More information is available at mesivtamonsey.org.