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The Rashi School offers an academically challenging K-8 education to 300 students in an environment infused with Jewish values. Encouraging questions and open conversations, Rashi's joyfully Jewish approach to learning helps children engage with the world and grow into the people they can become.
The school is a collaborative work environment made up of 88 faculty and staff who pride themselves on being hardworking, curious, flexible and creative.
Except where an exemption or exception applies to The Rashi School as a religious and educational institution, The Rashi School provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity, military status, age, disability, genetics, or other legally protected status. The Rashi School recognizes the value of each individual and is committed to providing equal employment opportunities in accordance with all applicable state and Federal laws and regulations.
The school is a collaborative work environment made up of 88 faculty and staff who pride themselves on being hardworking, curious, flexible and creative.
Except where an exemption or exception applies to The Rashi School as a religious and educational institution, The Rashi School provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity, military status, age, disability, genetics, or other legally protected status. The Rashi School recognizes the value of each individual and is committed to providing equal employment opportunities in accordance with all applicable state and Federal laws and regulations.
Current Openings
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Middle School Math Teacher
Read MoreThe Rashi School seeks a Middle School Math Teacher for the 2020-2021 school year. Our Middle School math program is leveled, and we seek candidates who can teach students at all levels. A passion for math and an outstanding ability to inspire and challenge students are essential. -
Substitute Hebrew Teachers
The Rashi School seeks substitute Hebrew teachers. Qualified applicants should be fluent Hebrew speakers and able to teach modern Hebrew. Please send references and resume to jobs@rashi.org. Offers made are contingent upon receiving a suitable background check. -
Substitute Teachers
Welcome to The Rashi School! We are delighted that you are interested in substitute teaching at Rashi. If you have a Bachelor’s degree and a love for working with students in Kindergarten through 8th grade, we encourage you to read on.Read More
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Ambassadors for Inclusion: Designing with Empathy
The seventh-grade class took on a long-term design thinking challenge.Read More -
The Rashi School Appoints Next Head of School
The Rashi School Board of Trustees has unanimously voted to appoint Mr. Adam W. Fischer as Rashi’s next Head of School effective July 1, 2019.Read More -
Math Olympiad Team Earns High Award
Rashi's Math Olympiad Team earned the Highest Team Achievement award.Read More -
Josh Horowicz: 2017 Limud Award Honoree
Read Josh's remarks from the 2017 Limud Celebration.Read More -
Parent/Teacher Conferences: Leveraging the Parent/Teacher Relationship
How teachers forging a strong relationship with your whole family helps your child learn.Read More -
Let's Build: Better Boats!
Rashi's After School program provides enriching programming for students beyond school hours.Read More -
Backward Design: How We Teach with Tomorrow in Mind
We think first about what we want students to know at the end of the lesson and then think backward about the steps we need to take to get there.Read More -
Meet Aaron: How Language and Math Play Together
How do verbal and written mathematics present opportunities and challenges for students just learning about the use of numbers?Read More -
Meet Ella: Building on a Child's Strengths
Understanding and developing a child’s strengths requires more than check-listing skills or comparing performance to norms. It requires getting to know how the child sees the world.Read More -
Josh Horowicz: Our 2017 Limud Award Honoree
We are thrilled to announce that Director of Athletics Josh Horowicz is our 2017 Limud Award recipient.Read More -
From Camp to the Classroom
Much like our students, many of our faculty and staff exchange new ideas and fresh perspectives between camp and Rashi.Read More -
Language Arts: Ready for Page Three
Coming into the classroom, there is a buzz of excitement. “Are we doing page three today?” a student inquires enthusiastically – a question that has become part of the routine during the 8th-grade poetry unit.Read More -
Coding in Every Grade
Little fingers point and click, piecing together code on their laptop screens, building structures that look more like puzzle pieces falling into place than programming code being written.Read More -
Darcey Angelo, School Psychologist
Optimism, flexibility, persistence, empathy, and resilience are words that Rashi School psychologist, Darcey Angelo, uses with passion as she describes the foundation of Carol Dweck’s Growth Mindset Theory, which drives her work in Rashi classrooms.Read More -
Faculty Forms Curricular Review Committee
Read MoreSocial studies is composed of deep and enduring understandings, concepts, and skills from each discipline. Its study emphasizes skills and practices in preparation for decision making. -
How Does Less Homework Challenge Our Youngest Students?
Research from educational journals and data from classroom observation led us to shift our approach to homework in grades K-2 to focus on literacy and a new approach to math.Read More -
How does Rashi’s Math Program Challenge Every Student?
This fall, teachers in grades 3-5 have been focusing on differentiating instruction by structuring lessons that are driven specifically by student levels of both skill and interest.Read More -
Israeli Studies at The Rashi School
Read MoreFrom their first to their last days at Rashi, students engage in meaningful learning about Israel, from geography to culture to politics and leadership. -
Leading and Being Led: Life Lessons from Team Sports
Participating in interscholastic athletics is not just a privilege for our Upper School students (those in Grades 5-8), it's an opportunity to learn important life lessons.Read More
