Elementary School Morah

The Consortium of Jewish Day Schools; Town of North Hempstead (NY); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Benefits package

Job summary

Long Island Hebrew Academy in Great Neck, NY, seeks an Elementary School Morah to lead Torah and Hebrew instruction for LEGO-grade students. The role emphasizes Chumash with basic mefarshim, Parsha connections to daily life, and Tefillah fluency in a Sephardic community context.

The Morah will develop engaging lessons, integrate technology, and collaborate with staff to reflect our diverse student body and values.

Qualifications

• Experience teaching Chumash and Parsha to elementary students.
• Fluency in Hebrew reading and comprehension.
• Ability to integrate technology into lessons.
• Familiarity with Sephardic community customs and traditions.

Responsibilities

• Teach Chumash with basic mefarshim skills to elementary students.
• Teach Parsha with real-life connections and relevance.
• Lead Tefillah instruction with fluency and understanding.
• Introduce foundational Halacha concepts.
• Develop Hebrew reading fluency and comprehension.
• Create engaging lessons and collaborate on curriculum.

Skills

Chumash with mefarshim basics

Parsha with real-life application

Tefillah fluency

Halacha concepts

Hebrew reading fluency

Job description

Elementary School Morah

Job Summary

Long Island Hebrew Academy (LIHA), a vibrant Yeshiva day school serving grades Toddler through grade 8 in Great Neck, New York, is seeking a passionate and experienced Elementary School Morah to join our dynamic team. As a leading institution in the heart of the Jewish community, we pride ourselves on fostering a culture of inclusivity, respect, and love for Jewish heritage.

Responsibilities:

• Teach Chumash with basic mefarshim skills (age-appropriate)
• Teach Parsha with connection to real-life application
• Teach Tefillah with fluency and understanding
• Introduce foundational Halacha concepts
• Prepare students for Chagim with meaningful projects and learning
• Develop Hebrew reading fluency and comprehension

• Develop and implement engaging lesson plans, incorporating innovative teaching methods and technology to ensure student success
• Collaborate with colleagues to design and implement curriculum that reflects the diversity of our Sephardic community
• Foster a positive and inclusive classroom environment, promoting social-emotional learning and character development
• Communicate regularly with parents and colleagues to ensure open and transparent communication
• Participate in school-wide events and activities, celebrating holidays and traditions

Work Environment:

• Part-time and full-time positions available
• Competitive salary and benefits package (to be discussed upon interview)
• Friendly and supportive school community
• Opportunity to work with a diverse student body and experienced teaching staff