Judaic Teachers

The Consortium of Jewish Day Schools; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation package

Competitive salary

Job summary

Zucker Hebrew Academy in New York seeks warm, dedicated Rebbeim/Moros to serve as the primary classroom educator for our elementary students. The Rebbi/Morah creates a nurturing learning environment that supports academic, social, emotional, and spiritual growth while fostering Torah values.

Responsibilities include planning engaging instruction, integrating Torah life into daily learning, establishing a positive classroom culture, differentiating instruction, assessing progress, communicating

Qualifications

• Planning and delivering developmentally appropriate, engaging instruction.
• Integrating Torah values and Jewish life into daily learning.
• Creating a positive, structured classroom culture.
• Differentiating instruction to meet diverse student needs.
• Assessing student progress and communicating with parents.
• Collaborating with colleagues and participating in school programs and events.

Responsibilities

• Planning and delivering developmentally appropriate, engaging instruction.
• Integrating Torah values and Jewish life into daily learning.
• Creating a positive, structured classroom culture.
• Differentiating instruction to meet diverse student needs.
• Assessing student progress and communicating with parents.
• Collaborating with colleagues and participating in school programs and events.

Skills

Lesson planning

Differentiation

Assessment & parent communication

Collaboration

Classroom management

Communication skills

Job description

Zucker Hebrew Academy seeks warm, dedicated, and dynamic Rebbeim/Moros to serve as the primary classroom educator for our elementary students. The Rebbi/Morah creates a nurturing, engaging learning environment that supports each child’s academic, social, emotional, and spiritual growth while fostering Torah values and middot.

Responsibilities include:

• Planning and delivering developmentally appropriate, engaging instruction
• Integrating Torah values and Jewish life into daily learning
• Creating a positive, structured classroom culture
• Differentiating instruction to meet diverse student needs
• Assessing student progress and communicating with parents
• Collaborating with colleagues and participating in school programs and events

The ideal candidates are enthusiastic, organized, and passionate about elementary and Jewish education, with strong classroom management and communication skills.

Benefits: Competitive salary, commensurate with experience. Relocation package