Principal, Judaic Studies & Torah Curriculum (K-8)

Yosef Ben Porat Inc; Paramus (NJ); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Ben Porat Yosef in New Jersey is seeking a Principal of Limudei Kodesh to lead Judaic Studies for grades 1–8 and to shape a dynamic, values-based religious environment rooted in Torah and mitzvot.

The role will mentor Judaic faculty, develop and evaluate curriculum, and work with school leadership to advance Ivrit Be’Ivrit and Sephardic programming within a Modern Orthodox and Religious Zionist framework.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in Jewish education.
• Rabbinic ordination or advanced degree in Judaic Studies.
• Minimum of 5 years of Judaic Studies instruction and leadership.
• Fluency in Hebrew and experience teaching in an Ivrit Be’Ivrit setting.

Responsibilities

• Design and oversee the Judaic Studies curriculum for grades 1–8, ensuring alignment with the school’s mission and educational philosophy.
• Uphold Ivrit Be’Ivrit as the standard for all Limudei Kodesh classes, fostering fluency and meaningful engagement with classical and modern Jewish texts.
• Partner with General Studies Principals to create a cohesive and balanced dual curriculum, as well as collaboratively overseeing day-to-day school operations.
• Work closely with the Principal of Israel & Ivrit Programs to seamlessly integrate Torah and Israel-focused components.
• Collaborate with the Rav Beit HaSefer to continue to enhance and expand Sephardi programming.
• Collaborate with the Director of Student Services to tailor educational programs that meet the diverse needs of each student.
• Actively participate in administrative team meetings to contribute to the development and implementation of the school’s educational vision, goals, and protocols.

Education

Advanced degree in Jewish education

Rabbinic ordination or advanced degree in Judaic Studies

Job description

Ben Porat Yosef in New Jersey is seeking a Principal of Limudei Kodesh to lead Judaic Studies for grades 1–8 and to shape a dynamic, values-based religious environment rooted in Torah and mitzvot.

The role will mentor Judaic faculty, develop and evaluate curriculum, and work with school leadership to advance Ivrit Be’Ivrit and Sephardic programming within a Modern Orthodox and Religious Zionist framework.