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Welcome to MTA

MTA is more than a school. It is a vibrant community where young men grow as scholars, leaders, and proud members of Klal Yisrael. Our students spend their high school years immersed in meaningful Torah learning, guided by dedicated rebbeim and educators who nurture both their minds and their character.

Alongside a rigorous program in science and the humanities, students discover their passions, develop confidence, and build a deep, lifelong connection to Eretz Yisrael.

By the time they graduate, our talmidim are prepared not only for academic success, but to embrace their roles as thoughtful, committed Jews ready to make a positive impact in their communities and the wider world.

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Stats That Set Us Apart:

95% of our graduates go on to spend their gap year in Yeshivas in Israel
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The average student-to-teacher ratio is 19:1 with an average class size of 20.
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Over 110 unique courses — plus 12 Advanced Placement and 32 Honors courses across 4 grades.
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18 teams across 12 sports in the Yeshiva League
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Over 150 of our students participate in competitve sports throughout the year
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Throughout our rich history of athletic prowess, we have accumulated 27 championship banners
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We have over 50 clubs, groups, publications and more programs for our students outside the classroom
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All of our students participate in at least one club, team or event each week
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Student Perspectives

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What do I love most about MTA?

The learning is real.
The rebbeim know me.
I've grown so much, not just in the classroom, but as a person. MTA pushes me to be my best, every day.

What sets MTA apart?

Serious Torah learning.
Love for Eretz Yisrael.
Excellence in general studies.

What do I love most about MTA?

The rebbeim really care.
The learning is serious.
I'm growing as a person in every way.

Our Mission

Empowering talmidim with knowledge, values, and purpose, MTA immerses them in serious Torah learning, cultivates love for Eretz Yisrael, and challenges students with the study of  science and the humanities in today’s modern world.

"Welcome back to MTA — a yeshiva rooted in the timeless values of Torah and committed to excellence in both learning and character! As we begin this new school year, we’re excited to set bold goals, grow in our learning and expand our knowledge, as we continue to mold our Talmidim into true bnei Torah and future leaders. May this year be filled with purpose, achievement, and continued success in every area of our lives.”
Rabbi Daniel Konigsberg
Rabbi Daniel KonigsbergPrincipal
"When an MTA talmid finishes a masechta or a zman of Torah, he has become someone new. He has changed. His entire perspective on life has been elevated. Reaching the spiritual milestone of a completed masechta, or a full year of consistent Torah growth, isn't just “being done”—it’s transformative. It lifts us up. It fills us with true simcha, it affirms our purpose even after we leave this building."
Rabbi Shimon Schenker
Rabbi Shimon SchenkerMenahel
"The first Mishnah in Pirkei Avos describes the process of the transmission of our Torah – from HaKadosh Baruch Hu to Moshe and on down through the generations – as an act of “Mesorah.” It would appear that this term implies more than simply transmitting something, as when one passes on information or values to another. Rather, there is an implied obligation upon the recipient to pass on what he has learned to those who come after him. For over 100 years, our storied yeshiva has been a modern-day center of Mesorah. Multiple generations of students have studied, grown, and developed here, both taking in so many timeless lessons and subsequently inviting those who follow to share this beautiful legacy."
Rabbi Michael Taubes
Rabbi Michael TaubesRosh Yeshiva
"In a world filled with technology that enables what was once impossible, it is essential that our talmidim learn to use these tools to enhance their own abilities, rather than to replace them. By emphasizing close reading, analysis, and critical thinking, we empower each boy to reach his full potential and develop the skills needed for thoughtful, independent learning. These foundational habits not only prepare them for success today but also equip them to navigate and lead in the rapidly changing world of the future."
Ms. Leah Silvera
Ms. Leah SilveraAssistant Principal for General Studies
"While we strive to make Yeshiva feel like home, there is nothing quite like bringing the warmth and excitement of Yeshiva home to local communities! Be it Friday morning shiurim, local tisches, or community shabbatonim, MTA is able to build a sense of community across the Tri-State area and beyond!"
Rabbi Eli Cohn
Rabbi Eli Cohn9th Grade Dean/Mashgiach / Maggid Shiur
"MTA is a Yeshiva where every Talmid can truly find his place. Each Talmid spends four years on a trajectory of growth as a Ben Torah—guided, supported, and challenged at his level. Whether he enters with a strong foundation or is just beginning to discover his strengths, MTA provides the personalized attention, diverse learning opportunities, and caring rebbeim to ensure that every talmid thrives spiritually, academically, and personally."
Rabbi Chaim Axelrod
Rabbi Chaim AxelrodMaggid Shiur
"Proverbs 22:6 "Train a child in the way he should go; even when he grows old, he will not depart from it." (חֲנֹךְ לַנַּעַר עַל פִּי דַרְכּוֹ, גַּם כִּי יַזְקִין לֹא יָסוּר מִמֶּנָּה) When parents give back and support the yeshiva community, we work together to guide our talmidm’s Torah learning and educational growth — and that, in turn, inspires them to give back too."
Ms. Sari Kahn
Ms. Sari KahnDirector of Institutional Advancement
"Welcome back to MTA — a yeshiva rooted in the timeless values of Torah and committed to excellence in both learning and character! As we begin this new school year, we’re excited to set bold goals, grow in our learning and expand our knowledge, as we continue to mold our Talmidim into true bnei Torah and future leaders. May this year be filled with purpose, achievement, and continued success in every area of our lives.”
Rabbi Daniel Konigsberg
Rabbi Daniel KonigsbergPrincipal
"When an MTA talmid finishes a masechta or a zman of Torah, he has become someone new. He has changed. His entire perspective on life has been elevated. Reaching the spiritual milestone of a completed masechta, or a full year of consistent Torah growth, isn't just “being done”—it’s transformative. It lifts us up. It fills us with true simcha, it affirms our purpose even after we leave this building."
Rabbi Shimon Schenker
Rabbi Shimon SchenkerMenahel
"The first Mishnah in Pirkei Avos describes the process of the transmission of our Torah – from HaKadosh Baruch Hu to Moshe and on down through the generations – as an act of “Mesorah.” It would appear that this term implies more than simply transmitting something, as when one passes on information or values to another. Rather, there is an implied obligation upon the recipient to pass on what he has learned to those who come after him. For over 100 years, our storied yeshiva has been a modern-day center of Mesorah. Multiple generations of students have studied, grown, and developed here, both taking in so many timeless lessons and subsequently inviting those who follow to share this beautiful legacy."
Rabbi Michael Taubes
Rabbi Michael TaubesRosh Yeshiva
"In a world filled with technology that enables what was once impossible, it is essential that our talmidim learn to use these tools to enhance their own abilities, rather than to replace them. By emphasizing close reading, analysis, and critical thinking, we empower each boy to reach his full potential and develop the skills needed for thoughtful, independent learning. These foundational habits not only prepare them for success today but also equip them to navigate and lead in the rapidly changing world of the future."
Ms. Leah Silvera
Ms. Leah SilveraAssistant Principal for General Studies
"While we strive to make Yeshiva feel like home, there is nothing quite like bringing the warmth and excitement of Yeshiva home to local communities! Be it Friday morning shiurim, local tisches, or community shabbatonim, MTA is able to build a sense of community across the Tri-State area and beyond!"
Rabbi Eli Cohn
Rabbi Eli Cohn9th Grade Dean/Mashgiach / Maggid Shiur
"MTA is a Yeshiva where every Talmid can truly find his place. Each Talmid spends four years on a trajectory of growth as a Ben Torah—guided, supported, and challenged at his level. Whether he enters with a strong foundation or is just beginning to discover his strengths, MTA provides the personalized attention, diverse learning opportunities, and caring rebbeim to ensure that every talmid thrives spiritually, academically, and personally."
Rabbi Chaim Axelrod
Rabbi Chaim AxelrodMaggid Shiur
"Proverbs 22:6 "Train a child in the way he should go; even when he grows old, he will not depart from it." (חֲנֹךְ לַנַּעַר עַל פִּי דַרְכּוֹ, גַּם כִּי יַזְקִין לֹא יָסוּר מִמֶּנָּה) When parents give back and support the yeshiva community, we work together to guide our talmidm’s Torah learning and educational growth — and that, in turn, inspires them to give back too."
Ms. Sari Kahn
Ms. Sari KahnDirector of Institutional Advancement

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