What type of yeshiva is Reb Shlomo feivel schustals yeshiva in Lakewood?

Bochrim who are very capable in learning, have a serious attitude towards learning, are looking to work on their analytical skills as well as the intangible of becoming a solid, real, dedicated Ben Torah and Ovaid Hashem.
It is not a place for wannabees or bochrim who need diversions such as testing out the many local restaurants, ball fields of social activities. They come to learn and want to find their happiness in learning. There is great peer pressure AND peer support to learn, learn well and learn more.

Less than common saychel.

It seems that you are presumptuous and arrogant in you assessment. And factually incorrect as well.

You know nothing about the Yeshiva. Those who do will tell you that they are extremely fine boys who are very serious about learning and יר״ש. And the Rosh Hayeshiva is a Tzadik in addition to being a tremendous lamdan and melamed.

Nisht! Thanks for dropping in.

Stating facts is not gaava. I have many Talmiidim learning there and they are real ovdei Hashem which means they recognize the importance if working on midos, anava, mikabail form Rabbaim, that there is limitless growth which Hashem has invited us to do,and you need to keep striving and working to achieve. As a group and mossad, they are the furthest from gaava. The Yeshiva is designed for bochrim who want to fully immerse themselves in learning to the exclusion of everything else. It is not for those who need or feel they need diversions and a way to take breaks. Here the bochrim learn and the break is to learn other limudim or do chazara. That is not gaava. It is a certain type of bochur and environment. The Rosh Yeshiva is one of the best mecahnchim and role models around and he himself is “shpitz anava” like his father was. He knows how to raie Talmidim to heights of Torah avoda and feelings for chesed. There is no shidduch crisis with bochrim coming from this yeshiva. We wait on line to have a chance….

your whole response was a stick gaava, I would rather take a mediocre boy whole is normal and and does not think how great he is, then take a iluy who make you worship the ground he walks on.

@cs where do you get that they think theyre the best of the best? it sounds from the description that theyre very serious about their learning and avodas Hashem. is every person whos serious about their learning and avoidas Hashem making someone worship the ground they walk on? or is it just someone whos porush himself from physical taivos more than most people in addition to all of these things

its not turning it into cheap yeshivishe hock, hes just saying the rosh yeshivas an anav. chill out

“The point emphasized (that’s what quotation marks are for) was that it’s not only that the RY is an anav, but that he has reached the peak of anavah, the tip of the blade of modesty, the “shpitz” itself.” exactly, so how does that cheapen it? is it because he said it in a yeshivish way that it automatically cheapens it? if a person takes any dvraim shbkedusha and talks about it while sounding yeshivish that automatically turns it into meaningless yeshivishe hock? or no, thats just the way that the yeshivishe world speaks and he isnt cheapening anything by saying it like that, hes just talking as he normally would

CS – I don’t get it. You don’t like the way some random anonymous poster describes the yeshiva so you transfer that to the boys? What Shaichus?

The only reason anything here would seem gaavadig is if some one feels second class because of it. Nebach. Just because a yeshiva is a truthfully top yeshiva does not make you worse, nor should you have to label them as gaavadig or not normal.

So there is a kesher, but it is the responsibility of the bochur who wants to keep a connection to do so. Is that bad?? I have BH a few thousand Talmidim in 40 years of chinuch. Those who call, write, come by are showing they want to keep a kesher and it becomes a two way street. Am I expected to make “checking on you” or “kesher keeping calls” to all of them?? The few hundred who keep in touch, invite to simchos, gather for reunion Melave Malka in my house, call with needs etc keep the relationship going. Many others habve found other people to connect to. That is fine. When I hear of an issue, problem, tzara, aveilus in any of them I will initiate and reach out. I really believe in moat cases it is the achrayus of the Talmid to try to keep a kesher if he wants it.
By the way “shpitz amava” is not comparison to Moshe Rabbainu ch”v…. it describes someone in comparison to most people in OUR generation. If you’d meet him once for 5 minutes you would understand the description and how he reminds of his saintly humble father.

Reb Simcha Schustal zt”l was seen as an anav. Even among the old Lakewooders that included many extreme anavim.