Mesivta of Las Vegas

Mesivta of Las Vegas is a Jewish high school for boys, located at 2600 Lake Sahara Dr in Las Vegas (89117), serving students ages 14 to 18 in a single age bracket. The curriculum combines Torah Studies, General Studies, College Preparatory Classes, Limudei Kodesh, Hebrew Language instruction, and Spiritual Development, along with Davening and an Evening Seder as part of the daily schedule.

The campus includes an educational facility, space for prayer services, and dining facilities, reflecting a school day structured around both academic study and religious practice. The Evening Seder in particular indicates the school day extends beyond typical academic hours into structured evening study time, consistent with a traditional yeshiva schedule.

Mesivta follows a school-year operating season rather than running through the summer. The listing does not include specific daily hours, so families should call the school directly to ask about the daily schedule, given the combination of General Studies, Torah Studies, and evening seder components.

Instruction is offered in both English and Hebrew, which fits a curriculum that includes Limudei Kodesh and Hebrew Language study alongside College Preparatory Classes.

No pricing, tuition, scholarship, or special needs information appears in this listing, so families interested in enrollment should contact the school directly to ask about tuition, financial assistance, and whether any accommodations are available for a specific student need.

For questions about admissions, the daily and evening schedule, or the balance between religious and college preparatory coursework, call (702) 550-9385 or visit mesivtalv.org.

Families seeking a full-time Orthodox Jewish high school option for a teenage son in Las Vegas, with both Judaic and college-prep academics built into one schedule, have the program list and contact information here to start that conversation directly with the school.

The dining facilities on campus also suggest the school day and evening seder together form a fuller schedule than a standard six or seven hour academic day, which is worth asking about when comparing the daily time commitment to other high school options in the area.