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What options do we have for a small Yeshiva thats local, that is willing to work with bucherim? I’m not talking about a learning issue.
The best source for this kind of guidance is your rov (or rebbe.)
Placing a bocher, who, from the question, I understand does not fit into the major yeshivos, needs to be done with chochma and syatia d’shmaya.
There are smaller yeshivos that cater to every level of challenge. He can guide you to the place most suitable for the particular situation
A good resource would be a “former insider”. Current staffers might be afraid to be candid. One possibility would be ???’? ?’ ????’ ?????? ?????? ?????? ??? . He had a Yeshiva of his own & knows a lot about chinuch & bachurim. He is quite vocal about the trend in Yeshivas to look for ???????
Where is local for you?
Some small yeshivos are realy great with the best interest of the talmid in mind, while others are there just to setisfy someones need to be a rosh yeshiva.
I forgot the name but there is a yeshiva on east 17th just off avenue J (around the corner from Touro) that I’ve heard very good things about. I know one of their talmidim slightly. He has clear learning issues and seems to love the place.
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