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Full-Year Curriculum

What we learn in each class — Online Program in Chabad Philosophy & Torah Study, one-on-one with an AI teacher, at each student's own pace.

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The year

The shelf, the cycles
and the seasons

What a year in this school is made of: the sefarim on its shelf, the daily cycles it keeps, and the seasons in which the halachos of a chag are taught before the chag arrives.

The divisions

14 divisions
🎨 Gan · Ages 3–6A joyful first year: Modeh Ani and davening, brachos, Alef-Beis, Torah stories told like a little film, songs, middos.
📗 Kitah Alef–Daled · Ages 6–9Five to Mikra: davening, fluent reading, Chumash with Rashi, Tehillim, stories of the Rebbeim.
📘 Kitah Hey–Vov · Ages 10–11Ten to Mishnah: Mishnayos in depth, Chumash-Rashi, Gemara beginning at Hey, halacha for daily life, Chassidus through stories — around Shacharis and Mincha.
📓 Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Ages 12–14The years between cheder and yeshiva: Gemara girsa and a first b'iyun with Rashi, Chitas, Shulchan Aruch HaRav, Tanya, Navi, the Rebbe's sichos and Hayom Yom — around the three tefillos.
📙 Yeshiva Ketana · Ages 14–16Fifteen to Gemara: the bochur's first full yeshiva seder — Chassidus before davening, Shacharis, Gemara girsa and b'iyun with Rashi and a first Tosafos, Chitas, Mincha, halacha, Rambam, the Rebbe's sichos and Maariv.
📕 Yeshiva Gedola · Ages 16+The beis midrash proper: the full seder — Chassidus before davening, Shacharis, Gemara b'iyun and girsa, Chitas, Mincha, halacha, Rambam, maamarim and Maariv.
📚 Kollel — Advanced Beis MidrashLearning b'iyun: Bava Metzia with the Rishonim, Shulchan Aruch HaRav halacha l'maaseh by siman, Tanya b'iyun and the maamarim of Derech Mitzvotecha.
🎓 Men & Adult LearningLearn at any hour, around the three tefillos: the Daf, Chitas, Shulchan Aruch HaRav, Rambam, maamarim and the Rebbe's sichos.
🔤 Hebrew — Lashon HaKodesh & IvritA Hebrew school for every level: the alef-beis and reading, the loshon of Torah and davening, modern conversational Ivrit from first words to fluency, and Hebrew for the workplace — with the Rashi letters and the Aramaic of the Gemara.
💜 Seminary & WomenChumash and Rashi, Tanya, the halachos of a Jewish home, Tehillim and Pirkei Avos — with women teachers and Chabad rabbanim.
🌸 Banos · Kitah Alef–Daled · Ages 6–9For girls, with women teachers: davening, fluent reading, the Twelve Pesukim, Chumash, Tehillim, stories of the Rebbeim and middos.
🌷 Banos · Kitah Hey–Vov · Ages 10–11For girls, with women teachers: Chumash-Rashi, Navi, Pirkei Avos, halacha for daily life, Tehillim and Chassidus through stories.
🌺 Banos Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Ages 12–14For girls of the Mesivta years, with women teachers: Tanya, Chitas whole, Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Navi, the Rebbe's sichos and Hayom Yom — around the three tefillos.
🌍 Bnei NoachFor all the nations: the Seven Laws, Tehillim, universal Torah ethics and the inner light of Torah.

The shelf — the printed editions we learn from

11 sefarim
Pirkei AvosPirkei Avos · פרקי אבות — המשניות עם תרגום
TehillimTehillim · אהל יוסף יצחק — קה״ת
ChumashChumash · מקראות גדולות בית יהודא — בראשית, ניו יורק תשי״ד
MishnayosMishnayos · משניות ברכות עם ברטנורא — ניו יורק תשי״ג
NaviNavi · ספר יהושע
Kitzur Shulchan AruchKitzur Shulchan Aruch · קיצור שולחן ערוך, גאנצפריד — ווארשא תרל״ד
Sefer HaMinhagimSefer HaMinhagim · ספר המנהגים — מנהגי חב״ד, קה״ת ברוקלין תשכ״ו
TanyaTanya · תניא — קה״ת ברוקלין
Derech MitzvotechaDerech Mitzvotecha · דרך מצותיך — קה״ת
Pirkei AvosPirkei Avos · פרקי אבות עם שערי אבות — ביאורי הרבי, היכל מנחם ירושלים
Shulchan Aruch HaRavShulchan Aruch HaRav · שו״ע אדה״ז — או״ח חלק א׳, סימנים א׳–רט״ו

The daily cycles

11 cycles
Chumash of the day · ChitasGan · Kitah Alef–Daled · Kitah Hey–Vov · Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Men & Adult Learning · Seminary & Women · Banos · Kitah Alef–Daled · Banos · Kitah Hey–Vov · Banos Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes
Tehillim of the day · ChitasKitah Alef–Daled · Kitah Hey–Vov · Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Men & Adult Learning · Seminary & Women · Banos · Kitah Alef–Daled · Banos · Kitah Hey–Vov · Banos Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes
Tanya of the day · ChitasMesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Men & Adult Learning · Seminary & Women · Banos Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes
שולחן ערוך אדמו״ר הזקן — או״ח חלק א׳, simanim 1–215Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Men & Adult Learning
Rambam — one perek a day (the Rebbe's takana)Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Kollel — Advanced Beis Midrash · Men & Adult Learning
Rambam — three perakim a day (the Rebbe's takana)Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Kollel — Advanced Beis Midrash · Men & Adult Learning
Sefer HaMitzvos — the day's mitzvahYeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Kollel — Advanced Beis Midrash · Men & Adult Learning · Seminary & Women
Hayom Yom — the day's pageKitah Alef–Daled · Kitah Hey–Vov · Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Men & Adult Learning · Seminary & Women · Banos · Kitah Alef–Daled · Banos · Kitah Hey–Vov · Banos Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes
Likkutei Sichos on the parshaKitah Alef–Daled · Kitah Hey–Vov · Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Kollel — Advanced Beis Midrash · Men & Adult Learning · Seminary & Women · Banos · Kitah Alef–Daled · Banos · Kitah Hey–Vov · Banos Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes
A video of the Rebbe — Living TorahGan · Kitah Alef–Daled · Kitah Hey–Vov · Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes · Yeshiva Ketana · Yeshiva Gedola · Kollel — Advanced Beis Midrash · Men & Adult Learning · Seminary & Women · Banos · Kitah Alef–Daled · Banos · Kitah Hey–Vov · Banos Mesivta · Kitah Zayin–Tes
Daf Yomi — today's dafMen & Adult Learning

The seasons — the halachos of a chag, taught before the chag

16 seasons

Each season opens in its own window, in the divisions it belongs to, and closes when the chag has passed.

Elul — the King is in the field13 divisions, Bnei Noach
Rosh Hashanah13 divisions, Bnei Noach
Aseres Yemei Teshuvah12 divisions
Yom Kippur12 divisions
Sukkos13 divisions, Bnei Noach
Hoshana Rabbah, Shmini Atzeres & Simchas Torah12 divisions
Noach & the covenant of the rainbowBnei Noach
Chanukah & the winter vacation12 divisions
Shevat — Basi LeGani & Tu BiShvat12 divisions
Purim, Ta'anis Esther & Shushan Purim12 divisions
Getting ready for Pesach12 divisions
Pesach & the Pesach vacation12 divisions
Sefirah & Lag BaOmer12 divisions
Shavuos — the giving of the Torah12 divisions
The Three Weeks, the Nine Days & Tisha b'Av12 divisions
Summer vacation — bein hazmanim13 divisions, Bnei Noach

Who teaches, and out of which sefer

Where a Chabad rabbi has filmed the page you are learning, that is the shiur you are given. Where none has, the school says so on the page rather than putting somebody else in his place — except for the daf, and for the halacha simanim no Chabad shiur covers, where it offers instead a named Torah teacher from outside Chabad and marks him as exactly that. The sefarim are named on the page with their imprint. Some are Chabad editions — תניא, תהלים, שולחן ערוך אדמו״ר הזקן, ספר המנהגים, דרך מצותיך. Some are not: the Chumash is מקראות גדולות בית יהודא, the Mishnayos are a Bartenura, and the Kitzur is Ganzfried. This school would rather name the edition on every page than make one promise about all of them.

About the Kitzur on this shelf

קיצור שולחן ערוך, ר׳ שלמה גאנצפריד, ווארשא תרל״ד. This is not the Chabad pesak. Where it differs from מנהג חב״ד our practice follows שולחן ערוך אדמו״ר הזקן and ספר המנהגים חב״ד. Every practical question goes to your rav.

Who is beside you

Every lesson opens the printed page. Where a Chabad rabbi has filmed that page, his class opens beside it; where none has, the page says so. Beside it, a study partner runs on a commercial AI model: it learns the page in front of you with you, out of the page's own words. It is not a rav, it does not pasken, and nothing it says is a psak — a practical question goes to your own rav.

Kept in step with the school itself — when a division changes, this page changes with it.

If you print this page — A printed page carrying Divine Names (Shemos) or divrei Torah may not be thrown away. Keep it, or put it in shaimos.

The teacher explains this page