Our four-year, competitively designed, college-preparatory general studies program centers around a core curriculum that comprises English, History, Math, and Science. 

Our curriculum is designed to foster the development of crucial academic skills and to empower our students to acquire, analyze, synthesize, and articulate knowledge. As students progress through the grades and are guided by our award-winning faculty, they are exposed to increasingly sophisticated methods of organizing and applying their acquired knowledge.

Heichal’s educational philosophy dictates that our program meets the requirements of selective colleges and that our students are well-prepared for the standardized testing that is required for college admission. SAT preparation commences in the freshman year and is integrated into the curriculum so that our students have ample opportunity to hone their skills. An array of Advanced Placement courses are offered. Classes are tracked to meet the needs of different learning styles and abilities.

The skills that students learn in these classes will prepare them for their future careers in medicine, law, business and beyond. Most importantly, the goal of these dynamic and interesting classes is to provide our students exposure to various careers they can choose to pursue passionately. The contributions they will make to society through their professional successes and Torah-inspired conduct will undoubtedly serve as a Kiddush HaShem and bring nachas to Klal Yisroel. Heichal HaTorah is a fully accredited high school and licensed in the state of New Jersey.

FDU MIDDLE COLLEGE CREDITS IN HIGH SCHOOL

Heichal currently enjoys close relationships with a number of universities and is proud to offer students the opportunity to earn FDU Middle College credits from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Heichal students may complete coursework to earn these college-level credits during their junior and senior years. Some of these FDU Middle Collge coures offered at Heichal may be accepted for credit at other institutions of higher learning, such as Lander College, as well.