Central is a vibrant, values-driven high school where Orthodox Jewish young women are empowered to grow intellectually, spiritually, and personally, preparing to lead with strength, purpose, and confidence in every area of life.

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At Central, our rigorous dual curriculum inspires students to think deeply, lead confidently, and integrate Torah values with academic excellence across every discipline.

Student life at Central is dynamic and empowering, offering countless opportunities for students to connect, lead, and grow beyond the classroom.

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Your gift to Central helps empower the next generation of Orthodox Jewish women to lead with wisdom, strength, and purpose.

At Central, we are deeply committed to providing a holistic, Torah-values-based education. Our rich tapestry of academic, spiritual, and personal growth experiences empowers students to become thoughtful, impactful members of the Jewish community and the world beyond.
This mission is only possible through the generous support of our parents, grandparents, alumnae, and friends. Your contributions help make a one-of-a-kind Central education possible, nurturing passionate, curious, and inspired young women who are proud of their heritage and prepared for the future.
Our annual YUHSG Dinner of Tribute is an exciting opportunity to pause and reflect on what makes Central so special. This year, our theme, A Community of Connection, speaks to one of the deepest beliefs at the heart of our school: our students thrive when they feel known, valued, supported, and connected. Central is so much more than a school. It is a community built through relationships, and those relationships are strengthened every day by the people who give their time, energy, and heart to our students and to one another. Partner with us in our Annual Scholarship Campaign, giving all students the ability to be part of the Central community
Our co-curricular programs are an essential part of the Central experience. Some of the most impactful moments in a student’s high school journey happen outside the classroom, where leadership opportunities, Torah learning initiatives, chesed projects, school-wide events, and special programs inspire students to grow, connect, and discover their passions. These experiences foster confidence, strengthen values, encourage personal growth, and create lasting memories that complement our academic mission. Your support makes these meaningful opportunities possible, ensuring that every student can fully participate in the programs that enrich her high school experience and help prepare her to become a thoughtful, compassionate, and engaged Jewish leader.
Torah learning at Central extends beyond the classroom. Support these initiatives that encourage deep learning, critical thinking, and spiritual growth:
Help us create meaningful, lifelong memories through immersive programming that fosters unity, joy, and personal growth:
Parnes Hayom offers a meaningful opportunity to dedicate a day of learning in honor or memory of a loved one, to mark a milestone, celebrate a simcha, or express gratitude. Each day, the sounds of Torah study fill our classrooms, beit midrash, and hallways, inspiring our students to grow as learners, leaders, and committed members of the Jewish community. By sponsoring a day of learning, you become a partner in that growth and help sustain the vibrant educational environment that defines Central. Your dedication connects a meaningful personal occasion with the enduring impact of Torah learning and Jewish education.
Our faculty and staff are the heart of Central. Support initiatives that express hakarat hatov to the dedicated individuals who make every day transformative for our students.
Let us partner together in shaping the next generation of Jewish women leaders. For more information or to contribute, please contact Nina Ottensoser at nottensoser@yuhsg.org or give online here: