Bnos Bais Yaakov of Chicago is a Haredi Jewish girls' school dedicated to the comprehensive chinuch of each talmida. Rooted in the timeless values of the Bais Yaakov tradition started by Sarah Schenirer, we provide an environment where every girl is known, valued, and guided to reach her full potential.
Our school offers a rich dual curriculum — combining deep Judaic studies with a strong General Studies program — preparing our students for success in all areas of life after graduation.
Located at 6212 N. Lincoln Ave in Chicago, we serve families throughout the Chicago metropolitan area and are proud to be part of the vibrant local Orthodox Jewish community.
A deep connection to Torah and a genuine reverence for Hashem is at the heart of everything we do. We cultivate a love of learning that lasts a lifetime.
Our General Studies program meets the highest academic standards, empowering graduates to pursue higher education and professional goals with confidence.
We believe education is more than academics. We shape young women of integrity, warmth, and responsibility — true bnos aliya in every sense.
Every talmida is unique. Our teachers invest in understanding each student and helping her grow at her own pace, with her own gifts and goals.
We work closely with families, rabbinic leadership, and the broader Chicago community to create a cohesive, supportive environment for every student.
The relationships formed at BBY — between students, families, and faculty — are lasting. Our alumnae carry the warmth of our school community with them always.
Principal, General Studies
MS Education, Learning & Behavioral Disorders
BS Education & Exceptional Education
Renowned as a dedicated and masterful educator whose passion for learning and personal growth energizes others. Her extensive experience, hands-on community involvement, trademark warmth, clear vision and sense of purpose, and her talent for nurturing growth make her uniquely qualified for this crucial position.
"It is our tefillah that this valuable addition to our staff will support our mission and increase k'vod shomayim."
