Empowering Learners. Supporting Educators. Strengthening Our Community.

Helping Every Child Reach Their Potential.

Specialized teaching for students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences.

Binyan Yisroel — בנין ישראל

Our mission

Every child with language-based learning differences deserves an excellent education that builds on their strengths and helps them reach their full potential. Through specialized instruction, individualized support, and a nurturing environment, Binyan builds the skills, confidence, and foundations for lifelong success. Beyond the classroom, we partner with schools, empower educators, and support families to build a stronger, more inclusive learning community.

אַל תִּקְרֵי בָנַיִךְ אֶלָּא בּוֹנָיִךְ
“Your children” — “your builders.”Berachos 64a

How Binyan began

Founded in September 2023

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Binyan Yisroel was created with the belief that every Jewish child with a language-based learning difference deserves the opportunity to succeed within our local mosdos.

Dr. Aviva Weisbord A”H gave Binyan its meaningful name, reflecting the belief that our children are the builders of our future. The name captures the heart of Binyan’s purpose: that by recognizing each child’s potential and giving them the opportunity to succeed, we are not only shaping their individual futures, but strengthening the future of our entire community.

Words of support

  • Rabbi Yaakov Hopfer
    a wonderful asset to the community
    Rabbi Yaakov HopferRav, Shearith Israel Congregation; President, Vaad HaRabbanim of Baltimore

    Rabbi Hopfer praised Binyan’s contribution and the work behind its launch.

  • Rabbi Moshe Heinemann
    a Jewish education
    Rabbi Moshe HeinemannRav, Agudath Israel of Baltimore

    Rabbi Heinemann emphasized access to Jewish education for children with reading differences and the community’s responsibility to help.

  • Jemicy School
    We can attest to the need for a school like Binyan within Baltimore’s Jewish community
    Jemicy SchoolEducational partner

    Jemicy School’s letter describes educational outreach and consultation in support of Binyan.

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    confidence and joy in learning
    Rabbi Yochanan SteinPrincipal, Upper Elementary School, Bais Yaakov

    Rabbi Stein described what he observed in the students during Binyan’s opening weeks.

Photo credits
Six wooden blocks spelling BINYAN: Belonging, Individualized, Nurturing, Yes to Potential, Advocacy, New Possibilities
  1. Belonging

    A place where every child belongs.

  2. Individualized

    Personalized instruction for unique learners.

  3. Nurturing

    Supportive relationships that build confidence.

  4. Yes to Potential

    Recognizing strengths and cultivating growth.

  5. Advocacy

    Partnering with families and schools to open opportunities.

  6. New Possibilities

    Building skills for a bright and independent future.

Support Binyan Yisroel

Become a builder.

Your gift supports specialized Torah education in our girls’ school, learning support in Baltimore schools, and professional development for educators.

Through PayPal Giving Fund