At the intersection of Tanakh and the arts: Students will study the early chapters of Bereishit to explore how they serve as a model for the creative process. How have parshanim and artists grappled with these stories throughout history?

This classic Drisha high school item offers a fun form of identification for our students on trips out of camp. Drisha high school has been using bandanas as a form of identification on trips for what feels like generations!

Every beit midrash runs on coffee. This is the difference between instant and cold brew.

Our high school and middle school students will each have the special opportunity to construct and maintain a small eruv around their living spaces under the guidance of Rabbanit Leah Sarna

As always, we can't tell you whether or not it's happening. And we certainly can't tell you when. Or which team you might be on. Or what the theme might be.

The skills of extemporaneous public speech are under-taught in schools but essential in life and in Torah. In our weekly Debate Midrash, students give short speeches for and against the proposition, and at the end of the night it goes to a vote.

Koren Publisher's Gemara Cards offer up a handy Talmud resource that our students will use during their summers with Drisha and for many years to come.

Cupcake decorating, talent night, bonfires, improv nights... who even knows what our talented madrichot will come up with next!

Sponsor a Thursday night open beit midrash learning session! On Thursday nights students, staff and faculty all learn together in the Beit Midrash preparing for Shabbat and pursuing their own learning interests.

Students in our beit midrash spend a minimum of six hours a day learning Torah. Sponsor a day of our learning in honor of a woman who loves or loved Torah, and we'll be sure to tell our students all about her!

Have you even learned gemara if you haven't tried to beat your teacher at gaga? Unclear.

Friday nights at Drisha feature raucous student-led tisches full of Divrei Torah and joyful singing. But it wouldn't be a tisch without the snacks!

Drisha summers are all about learning, but Dr. Beth Samuels z"l envisioned a learning program infused with community and fun too. This summer we're adding in two trip days on Sundays where we'll head out of camp for a different kind of fun!

Sponsor a workshop with soferet extraordinaire Leana Tapnack. Middle School students will have the chance to watch Leana at work and then take a stab at scribing with quills for themselves!