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What is TRY?
TRY offers 10th, 11th, and 12th graders the opportunity to spend a semester, trimester or quarter living and learning in the land of Israel. TRY students hike all over the country, volunteer in community service projects, learn Hebrew intensively and undergo simulated army basic training. They participate in daily prayer and keep up a regular school schedule. Read more...
Poland Excursion
Our classic TRY program includes a visit to Poland. The trip is designed to incorporate into our studies the dual aspects of seeing the vibrant pulsating center of Jewish life and learning that was Poland pre-Shoah, and internalizing and memorializing the horrific planned annihilation of European Jewry prior to and during the Shoah. Read more...
Excellent Academic Experience
Academic standards on TRY are exceptionally high. The general studies curriculum includes a full range of courses in English, mathematics, science, history, foreign languages and physical education, for which students receive full credit toward graduation. The Jewish Studies curriculum includes an intensive Israel experience and history course, Hebrew (six levels available), and Judaic studies. Read more...
Trips All Over Israel
TRYers experience every facet of the country in a fun, exciting and educational way. Among many other things, they hike up Masada and down the Ramon Crater, bike through the desert and barbecue on the beach.
What is TRY all about? Watch as our alumni show you the country, tell you about their experiences, and describe how a semester in Israel with Tichon Ramah Yerushalayim changed their lives. Then apply, so you can change yours!
Humans of Yerushalayim
This year, inspired by Brandon Stanton’s Humans of New York (HONY) project, TRY students interviewed and photographed dozens of Jerusalemites, with the one simple goal of hearing and learning their stories.
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