Editing Mesivta Menachem Westchester

Yeshiva '''Mesivta Menachem - Tomchei Temimim Westchester''' (formerly - Tomchei Temimim Staten Island), is a Chabad high school yeshiva in Hastings-on-Hudson, Westchester. Previously it was located in Staten Island.

== History ==
The yeshiva was founded before the 5764 (2003-2004) academic year in Staten Island, by the brothers Rabbi Ephraim Hillel Heller who serves as Rosh Yeshiva, and Rabbi Shneur Zalman Heller who serves as the Menahel Ruchani (spiritual director).

The yeshiva was established as a high school, and before the 5776 (2015-2016) academic year, as the institution expanded and opened a Yeshiva Gedolah (post-high school yeshiva) under the same administration, the yeshiva moved to Hastings-on-Hudson in Westchester (above the Bronx), where the yeshiva received a spacious, well-maintained campus that amply provides for the yeshiva's needs.

The yeshiva is distinguished by its stringent approach with high demands for yiras shamayim (fear of Heaven).

== Yeshiva Staff ==
* Rabbi [[Ephraim Hillel Heller]] - Rosh Yeshiva
* Rabbi Shneur Zalman Heller - Menahel Ruchani
* Rabbi [[Menachem Mendel HaLevi Levin]] - Head Mashpia
* Rabbi Menachem Mendel Horowitz - Menahel Gashmi (administrative director)
* Rabbi Menachem Mendel Blumming - Rosh Mesivta for Shiur Gimmel (12th grade)
* Rabbi Menachem Mendel Wilhelm - Mashpia for Shiur Beis (11th grade)
* Rabbi Israel Shimon Nissim - Mashpia for Shiur Alef (10th grade)
* Rabbi Shimon Pikarsky - Rosh Mesivta for Shiur Beis
* Rabbi Menachem Mendel Perlov - Mashpia for Shiur Alef
* Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Perlstein - Rosh Mesivta for Shiur Alef
* Rabbi Sholom Dovber Perlstein - Rosh Mesivta for Shiur Beis
* Rabbi Menachem Mendel Shaw - Mashgiach (supervisor)

== Torah Publications ==
The yeshiva regularly publishes collections of 'Haoros HaTmimim V'Anash' (notes of the students and community members) in accordance with the Rebbe's directive to publish Torah collections featuring the students' learning.

The collection of notes from the Mesivta and Yeshiva Ketana is called 'Pilpul HaTalmidim'.

In its time, the Yeshiva Gedolah students published an internal collection called 'L'maan Yilmodu' (So They May Learn), from which notes and pilpulim (in-depth analyses) were collected and published in the series of collections 'Askila B'derech Tamim'.

== External Links ==
* '''Special: Unity between Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Queens and Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Westchester'''

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