Ateres Bnos Ita

Ateres Bnos Ita is an Orthodox Jewish seminary and high school for girls in Las Vegas, serving students ages 14 to 18 in grades 9 through 12. This is a full academic school rather than an after-school activity or short-term program, combining Limudei Kodesh, or Jewish religious studies, with a general studies academic curriculum, so students receive both religious education and standard high school coursework under one program.

The school is described as a seminary program, which in Orthodox Jewish education typically refers to advanced religious and academic study for young women at the high school level. Coursework covers religious studies and an academic curriculum, held in classrooms within what the listing describes generally as a learning environment. The school follows the school year calendar rather than running year-round.

The school is located at 1401 Hillshire Dr #200 in Las Vegas, zip 89134. No daily hours are listed here, which is typical for a school listing since class schedules follow an academic calendar rather than the drop-in hours you would find at a recreation program. No tuition or pricing information is available in this listing either.

Families considering Ateres Bnos Ita for a daughter entering 9th through 12th grade should call (702) 708-1598 or visit atereslv.org to ask about admissions requirements, tuition, the academic and religious curriculum in more detail, and the school's calendar. Because this is a religious educational institution rather than a supplemental enrichment program, it fits families specifically seeking an Orthodox Jewish high school education for their daughter, rather than families looking for an after-school or weekend activity to add on top of an existing school schedule elsewhere. The pairing of Limudei Kodesh with general studies coursework also means graduates leave with both a religious education background and a standard academic transcript, which is worth understanding fully during the admissions conversation if college plans or further religious study are part of the family's longer-term goals for their daughter.