Mission Statement
Our mission is to enable each student to reach her full potential as a committed, G-d fearing Jew and a productive member of society.
Beliefs Statement:
- Student learning, character development, individual dignity, and the creation of a Torah environment are the primary focus of all school decisions.
- Temima teachers inspire students in areas of academic knowledge, personal responsibility, and commitment to the well-being of others.
- Students are provided an academic environment defined by intellectual rigor and the highest academic standards.
- Students are valued individuals who require a variety of instructional approaches and diverse opportunities to demonstrate their achievements in learning.
- Providing challenging expectations will increase individual student performance.
- Co-curricular activities that promote team building, relationship skills, and ethical behavior and that encourage the student’s musical, artistic, dramatic, athletic, and organizational skills are vital to the school’s educational philosophy.
- Self-esteem is built when a student makes significant progress in addressing her intellectual, emotional, and spiritual needs through instruction in areas such as academic studies, health/fitness, relationship skills, and mussar (ethics).
- Teachers, administrators, parents, and the community share the responsibility for advancing the school’s mission.
- We are committed to continuous growth to enable students to become confident, self-directed, life-long learners.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to enable each student to reach her full potential as a committed, G-d fearing Jew and a productive member of society.
Our goal (vision) is to prepare young women:
- to live a life of service to G-d.
- to live a life of service to G-d.
- for the highest levels of university education and Judaic Studies.
- for the career of their choice.
- to build a Torah home.
- to respect and value all people as being created in the image of G-d.
- to establish healthy relationships.
- to navigate the stages of womanhood in good health.
- to be leaders in the Jewish and broader community.
- to take responsibility for the future of the Jewish people.
- to live as Torah Jews even while involved in the secular world.
Temima graduates will have received:
- an excellent general studies education that prepares them for entrance into college, provides them with practical life skills, encourages a life-long love of learning and enables them to pursue the career of their choice.
- an excellent Torah education that prepares them for the meticulous observance of mitzvos, provides them with skills for self-study, instills within them a commitment to life-long growth, inspires them to revere G-d, provides them with a rich understanding of Jewish history and their place in it and gives them a broad, deep base of Torah knowledge that augments all of the above.
