Consistent with the dual goals of the school, all students at Block Yeshiva are enrolled in full curricula of both Judaic and General Studies. As a result, their school day is nearly nine hours in length.

The Judaic Studies curriculum is skill-based, and primarily utilizes texts in the original Hebrew and Aramaic.  Each student is enrolled in six courses taught on one of four levels each semester. These courses include:

Gemara or Mishna (Talmudic Text and Commentaries)
Chumash (Biblical Text and Exegesis)
Navi (Prophetic Literature)
Ktuvim (Jewish Thought)
Halacha (Applied Jewish Law)
Ivrit (Hebrew Language)
Jewish History, including Zionism/Holocaust Studies

A minimum of nineteen additional credits is required in the General Studies curriculum. The typical course of study is:

Grade Nine English 9 World History Algebra I or Geometry General Biology Contemporary Issues Physical Education	Grade Ten English 10 French I Studio Art Geometry or Algebra II General Chemistry Studio Art
Grade Eleven English 11 French II American History Algebra II or Pre-Calculus General Physics	Grade Twelve English 12 French III European History Algebra III or Calculus Advanced Chem/Physics Advanced Biology

Course Descriptions
      Judaic Studies
      General Studies

Boys' Daily Schedule