combined enrollment of 374 students that year. With the migration of Moroccan Jews to Israel and France in the 1950s, the Lubavitch yeshiva for boys, Oholei Yosef Yitzchok, and the Beth Rivkah school for girls were centered in Casablanca and dormitory facilities were opened to accommodate students from other locales. By 1980, the Beth Rivkah school had some 300 students. Israel The Beit Rivkah College in Kfar Chabad, Israel, opened in 1957. Originally a teacher training institute, it evolved into a two-year seminary, and then a teachers college which bestows both B.A. and M.A. degrees. As of 2010, enrollment was 1,000 students in Kfar Chabad and in branches in Jerusalem and Safed. See . See also Bais Chana Women International Midrasha Tomchei Tmimim - Chabad's Yeshiva network for men Ulpana Women in Judaism References Sources External links Associated Beth Rivkah Schools home page Les Institutions Beth Rivkah (France) home page Beth Rivkah Academy of Montreal home page Yeshivah-Beth Rivka Colleges (Australia) home page "Simchas Beis Hasho'eva in Crown Heights: Rehearsing for the ultimate simcha among the Lubavitcher chassidim", pp. 110–122 "How Brooklyn girl Chanie Gorkin's poem became a global sensation" news.com.au, July 26, 2015–08–20 Chabad in the United States Chabad schools Hasidic Judaism in New York City Private high schools in Queens, New York Girls' schools in New York City Orthodox Jewish schools for women Jewish schools in the United States Educational institutions established in 1941 Private middle schools in Queens, New York Private elementary schools in Queens, New York 1941 establishments in New York City