Academics that move with you
A dual curriculum of Judaic and General Studies, three tracks in every course, and the freedom to move up the moment you're ready.
Met where you are, then challenged further
WHHS pairs a rigorous General Studies curriculum (Regents-accredited) with serious Judaic learning. Small classes, an average of 10–12 students, mean a teacher always knows where you are and where you're headed.
WHHS is committed to academic excellence through relevant, innovative, context-based learning. Teachers collaborate to integrate a curriculum that combines academic knowledge, critical reflection, and college preparedness.
Academics here connect to real-world scenarios. Students are encouraged to take what they learn in the classroom and become active members of the community beyond our school walls.
No permanent labels. No ceiling.
Every Judaic and General Studies course is offered at three levels, and students move freely between them at any time of year, in any subject. Why wait four more years for the tools educators agree work best?
Honors
Accelerated depth and pace for students ready to stretch, available from 9th grade.
Standard
A strong, college-preparatory core taught in small, personal classes.
Support
Built-in scaffolding through the Learning Center, with no pull-out and no missed classes.
Move up a level the moment you're ready. Your placement is never fixed.
More ways to go deep
The Learning Center
Our Learning Center and faculty support students with a variety of learning profiles. Academic support is built directly into the schedule. District support is available for qualified students with an IEP.
STEM & VEX Robotics
Hands-on STEM, 3D printing, and a robotics program competing at the very top: back-to-back VEX Robotics champions in 2024 and 2025, and championship finalists in 2026. The gear in our crest is no accident.
Dual Enrollment: real college credit in high school
Take a class you're already taking, and earn genuine college credit for it. Our teachers are certified by accredited universities such as St. John's, so by taking the class and doing well, you earn transferable college credit through that university, for a fraction of what the same credit costs later.
Up to 21 college credits
Depending on the courses you choose, you can graduate having already earned as many as 21 transferable college credits.
Real savings
An accredited head start for a small course fee now, instead of full college tuition for the same credits later.
A stronger college start
Arrive a semester or two ahead, with a lighter course load to protect your GPA, and earlier class registration at many universities.
Courses available for credit include English, History, Math, and Psychology.
Champions. Champions again. And in 2026, all the way to the final.
Launched from here: to Israel, to college, to the world
A four-year college guidance program walks beside every student from 9th grade: PSAT/SAT/ACT prep, College Night, and on-campus visits from colleges and Israeli yeshivot and seminaries, plus FAFSA guidance and a deliberately diverse, right-fit college list.
See the academics in motion
Schedule a visit, sit in on a class across both curricula, and see what a small, personal school can do.