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Mount Scopus Memorial College
Mount Scopus Memorial College is a Jewish day school in the Melbourne suburb of Burwood.
== History ==
Mount Scopus Memorial College opened on St Kilda Road in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1949,〔("About Scopus" ), retrieved 8 February 2013〕 taking its name from Mount Scopus in Jerusalem, which remained under Israeli control after the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. Mount Scopus was the first co-educational Jewish day school in Melbourne, originally serving a student population of 143. It was established to meet the educational needs of the influx of Holocaust survivors to the Melbourne community. In 1953, the college moved to a larger campus in Burwood, which was designed by Melbourne's leading Jewish architect Anatol Kagan in association with Dr. Ernest Fooks. There are also campuses in East St Kilda and South Caulfield. Until 1996 there was a branch in Kew. Scopus is known for outstanding VCE (matriculation) results throughout Victoria. It is routinely listed as one of the top schools in the state and indeed was the highest performing school in Victoria in 2009 and 2014.〔Perkins, Miki. ("Full marks for Mount Scopus in VCE rankings" ), ''The Age (Melbourne)'', 17 December 2009, pg. 9〕 The principal of Mount Scopus Memorial College is Rabbi James Kennard, who replaced Hilton Rubin in 2007. Previous principals have included Abraham Feiglin, Max Wahlhaus, Aleksander Ranoschy, Dr. Steven Lorch and Rabbi William Altshul.
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