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4worldlovers: 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.

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Driven by individual interests and goals, each student creates a learning plan that satisfies credits needed for graduation and college acceptance. Students explore their interests in depth through project-based learning guided by their advisor.



Students spend half of each day in an advisory of about 20 students, led by a teacher who works as the students’ advisor throughout their time at New Village. Students build close bonds so that the advisory often feels like a family.



Each student spends a half-day, twice a week, in an internship selected to reflect the student’s interests. Internships provide the opportunity to do work of genuine interest with support by an adult professional who acts as mentor.



Our unique wellness program provides access to free medical care and mental health counseling, a full-time school social worker, daily meditation, an edible garden, wilderness outings, and after-school sports and fitness.


Each week, New Village students leave the classroom and spend time interning with dedicated mentors at a wide variety of businesses and organizations.

4worldlovers: If you seek an innovative experience grounded in a legacy of forward thinkers, you belong at providence.

During the first week of Maker Camp, students were exposed to the world of robotics through the use of the VEX V5 Robotics kits. Students worked in groups throughout the week developing mechanical and coding skills in their smaller projects to prepare themselves for the final robotics competition. After building and programming a basic robot, each team worked together to create a new robot design in an effort to win the end-of-week tournament. The campers learned to adapt and overcome challenges they faced throughout the week and ultimately succeeded in creating their robots, providing a thrilling competition in Friday’s tournament.

Check out this 2023 Vista feature, "Pioneers Then & Now"! Alumnae Christina Sanchez '95, Ida Brienza-Tagliente '84, and Stephenie Hope '79, share their experiences as PHS students and now, PHS parents. They are the proud parents of Natalya Sanchez '24, Adrianna and Felix Tagliente '26, and Kiernan Marie Henry and Schuyler Henry '23.

The past couple of weeks have been busy on campus! Our middle school Film Makers Workshop and Future Doctors Camp just recently concluded. In the Film Makers Workshop, middle school campers partnered with current Cinema Arts Program Pioneers to work on a short film. The campers got a taste of what it takes to make a film from start to finish. It was amazing seeing their work and creativity. The Future Doctors Camp gave our middle school campers a look into the medical field. Throughout the two-week camp, the campers practiced new skills, such as CPR and suturing.

We can't wait to share content on what the Maker Camp has been up to!


Our Providence Singers' experienced some travel delays, but the first group of students have reached Ireland, and more are on their way. Our students remained gracious and patient throughout the process. Still keep an eye out for Andrea Ferrer's '24 Instagram takeover!


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Pioneers, Bears celebrate 4th of July on Memorial Field with ultimate frisbee. The Cross Country squads are set to ramp up their training.


Congratulations to Nathan Warson! Over the weekend, he competed in the USA Diving Zone F Championships. He placed in the top-6 for the 1m and 3m and will compete in the the US Nationals.

4worldlovers: Bellarmine-Jefferson High School (Bell-Jeff) served the Burbank community since 1944 and permanently closed its doors in June 2018. We are grateful for the countless students, teachers, administrators, staff, alumni, and supporters who contributed to the legacy of Bell-Jeff and the mission of Catholic secondary education in Burbank.

In August 2019, St. John Paul II STEM Academy at Bellarmine-Jefferson launched with a freshmen class but ceased operations in June 2020 after one year.

For transcript requests and other inquiries about records for Bell-Jeff or St. John Paul II STEM Academy, please contact the Archdiocese of Los Angeles Archival Center: