Keeping up with Valley Torah High School and our alumni.
Valley Torah is a seminary and college-prep high school that encourages our students to achieve excellence in both the Torah and General Studies arenas. Participation in sports, fine arts, and the school musical, in addition to an emphasis on academic excellence is promoted to encourage the healthy development of well-rounded young women. We are uniquely dedicated to fostering a warm and wholesome environment with a strong sense of belonging and achdus.
Valley Torah provides young women with a challenging curriculum that includes both Torah Studies and general studies program. They are challenged to think critically and thoughtfully about their world and their commitment to living a life aligned with our school-wide learning goals.
Students enjoy a variety of curriculum choices that includes Hebrew studies, Torah studies, AP and honors classes and extracurricular activities. Our young women enjoy small class settings, individualized attention and assistance in choosing a college or seminary of their choice.
Our vision is to create a partnership with parents in their daughter’s academic, religious and social education. We understand that choosing a high school for your daughter is one of the most important decisions you will make as a family, and we are here to help guide you through the process. We look forward to getting to know you and invite you to contact us with any questions you may have.
Mrs. Michelle Klein, a teacher in the Valley Torah Girls Division, is a Milken Family Foundation Jewish Educator Awardee for 2026. We are so proud of this amazing achievement and we are just as proud to have her on staff.
Thirty-two girls from the Girls DIvision chose to SHIFT their relationship with technology. They were treated to a sensational, jam-packed trip to San Diego this Sunday thru Tuesday. The activities included: Parasailing, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Biking on Coronado Island, Sunset at Sunset Cliff and more.
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