• Serve as a floater for the Judaic Studies department, implementing lesson plans, following up on existing materials, and ensuring a continuous high quality learning experience. • Evaluated students for Hebrew proficiency, including skill level, tracking, and improvement.• As part of a long-term faculty leave relief: designed lesson plans for 5th grade Bible class including selecting learning goals, curating material, teaching, and creating relevant resources.• After the long-term leave, collaborated with the senior faculty to accommodate intermittent coverage.

• Co-direct all aspects of the AABJ&D Youth Department for over 270 children ages 2-19.• Collaborate with various stakeholders including the Youth Committee, Chairs, Chairs Emeritus, on department planning, strategy, and annual budget. • Ensure ongoing weekly and monthly programming that facilitate understanding and appreciation of Modern Orthodox Jewish hashkafa, knowledge, concepts, and values.• Manage all aspects of event creation from conception to execution. Including selection of event topic and activities, alignment to relevant holidays and concepts, management and allocation of budget, and staffing and follow up. • Management of overall budgets including, allocation, reconciliation, reimbursement, and staffing using Google Sheets and Excel.

· Developed and implemented creative, educational, and age-appropriate events, thematically centered around the current Parsha and Holidays, for 50+ children, ages 3-12. · Oversaw the training and development of 20 Youth Leaders, ensuring they have the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities to excel in their roles. · Handle correspondence, publicity, and mailing for Youth Department related activities using multiple avenues of engagement.