Reply To: Highschools with Secular Education

@ujm. I disagree with you. I believe it is right to balance spirituality with an worldly profession, as I believe God does not want us to stay secluded, but rather interact and engage with the outside world, provided it is done in a kosher manner.   edited  rather adopt the view of Rabbi J. B. Soloveitchick. Differences aside, I appreciate the help from Always Ask… and Reb Shlomo. If anyone has any other suggestions for specific school, it would be greatly appreciated.

Pirkei Avos 2:2:
Rabban Gamaliel the son of Rabbi Judah Hanasi said: excellent is the study of the Torah when combined with a worldly occupation, for toil in them both keeps sin out of one’s mind; But [study of the] Torah which is not combined with a worldly occupation, in the end comes to be neglected and becomes the cause of sin. And all who labor with the community, should labor with them for the sake Heaven, for the merit of their forefathers sustains them (the community), and their (the forefather’s) righteousness endures for ever; And as for you, [God in such case says] I credit you with a rich reward, as if you [yourselves] had [actually] accomplished [it all].