Reply To: What is the Best girl's Yeshiva in Brooklyn

I’m looking for something that doesn’t exist. Frum, but at the same time, open minded and non judge-mental. Somewhere where the kids aren’t snobby, where my girls will learn midos and chesed and learn about all the other aspects of Judaism instead of only learning about tsinus. Where they will have a good taste in their mouth and want to learn more and do more. A yeshiva that goes by the mantra, “Darcheyha, darchey noam,” where they paint Judaism in a positive light.