History of Northwest Yeshiva High School.

Yeshiva History

Northwest Yeshiva High School was founded in 1974.
The first class was comprised of six pioneering young men.
The high school originally functioned as an extension of the Seattle Hebrew Academy, and met in the Academy's basement.
The high school added its own administrative and fundraising offices in 1977.
The Yeshiva realized its dream of moving into its own facility in 1992. The new building, located on Mercer Island, offered features such as multiple classrooms, science and computer labs, a library, a large sanctuary for daily prayers, administrative offices, an outdoor basketball court, and a student lunchroom.
In the fall of 1997, expanded enrollment necessitated an expansion to the school building.