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One-on-One Shadow (Assistant) for Middle School Student
About Berman Hebrew Academy Berman Hebrew Academy is an Orthodox Co-Educational Day School that provides a comprehensive Jewish and secular education in an atmosphere of reverence, good citizenship, and love of the Jewish people and Israel. Adhering to standards of academic excellence and exemplary moral conduct, it prepares its graduates to become Halachically observant, well-educated Jews. It provides opportunities for each student to achieve the maximum of his or her potential, engaged with, and contributing to both the Jewish community and the society at large.
Position Overview: We are seeking a compassionate, attentive, and proactive individual to serve as a one-on-one shadow for a middle school student with learning differences. The ideal candidate will provide in-class and out-of-class support, helping the student access curriculum, remain regulated and engaged, and build independence and confidence throughout the school day.
Key Responsibilities: ●Provide continuous, discreet support throughout the school day, both in academicclasses and during transitions or non-academic periods (e.g. lunch, recess, electives). ●Support the student’s executive functioning needs, including organization, task initiation,following multi-step directions, and managing time. ●Scaffold and clarify instruction and assignments to ensure the student can access thecurriculum in coordination with classroom teachers and learning support staff. ●Provide emotional and behavioral support as needed, helping the student stay focused,calm, and appropriately social with peers. ●Encourage independence while recognizing when intervention or redirection is needed. ●Maintain communication with the learning support team and parents and participate inregular check-ins or team meetings. ●Track and document relevant observations to support goal tracking and learning plans. ●Collaborate with teachers to occasionally support other students in the classroom whenappropriate, while maintaining primary responsibility for the assigned student. ●Participate in general school responsibilities such as recess/lunch duty or hallwaysupervision, as assigned. ●When the assigned student is absent, assist with classroom support tasks or otherschool-based responsibilities as directed by administration or the learning support team.
Qualifications: ●Experience working with children with learning disabilities or neurodiverse profilespreferred. ●Background in education, psychology, or a related field is helpful but not required. ●Strong interpersonal skills, patience, and a supportive demeanor. ●Ability to follow the lead of professionals while exercising independent judgment in themoment. ●Collaborative and flexible approach to working within a school setting. ●Working knowledge of Judaics and Hebrew is a plus. Physical Requirements: ●Ability to move around a school campus throughout the day. ●Stamina to work full school days while maintaining high levels of focus and support.
This position is Full-time This shadow reports to: The Director of Educational Support Compensation: 25k-40k To Apply: Please send a resume and brief cover letter to loewensteins@mjbha.org
Posted by Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Academy on July 22, 2026
B’nai Israel Congregation, a Conservative synagogue in Rockville, Maryland, is looking for staff for our High Holiday Youth Programming, and if you are going to be in the area for Rosh Hashanah and/or Yom Kippur, we’d love to have you as part of our staff! We welcome applicants who are current college students.
Pay starts at $100/shift based on experience, beginning 30 minutes prior to the start of programming and ending when all children are picked up at the end of traditional services. You can view of service schedule here: https://www.bnaiisraelcong.org/highholidays2026 Our programming typically includes running prepared age-appropriate activities for a grade-level group of children, as well as taking them to and from youth services which are run by other staff. We have a brief Zoom orientation prior to the holidays.
We need staff for Saturday, September 12, Sunday, September 13, Sunday evening, September 20, and Monday, September 21. We are looking for people to work all four days or any combination of days.
If you are interested, or if you know people who might be, please complete our online application at https://www.bnaiisraelcong.org/jobs Make sure to complete the email verification before you submit- the email may go to your junk/spam/promotions folder.
If you have questions, please reach out!
Posted by B'nai Israel Congregation on July 22, 2026
For the Jewish communities of Kehila Chadasha, Beth Chai, and Machar
We are seeking an energetic, organized, and engaging Teen Coordinator to help facilitate community and meaningful Jewish experiences for teens in grades 8–12 across a three congregation, Jewish collaboration. This collaboration promotes Humanistic Jewish values during its programming as outlined in the Society for Humanistic Judaism. The coordinator will lead a combination of educational, social, and community-building programs designed to keep teens connected to one another, their congregations, and to their larger Jewish identity. Curriculum and activities will mostly be chosen by the Teen Programming Committee of the Collaboration and teens themselves. The Teen Programming Committee Members will organize events, and the Teen Coordinator will attend these events as the adult chaperone, lead them, troubleshoot problems, and mentor youth. The teen coordinator will report to the Teen Programming Committee and meet with them once a month at their monthly meetings for up to thirty minutes of each meeting. These meeting days and times have not been determined yet but they will likely take place on a weekday evening after 7:00 p.m.
Responsibilities
The Teen Program is in the process of being redeveloped, and some details of the position are still being formed. In its first year, we envision somewhere between 10-20 events over the course of any 12 month period that last between 2-4 hours each that a Teen Coordinator will be responsible for. All events will take place sometime between Friday nights and Sunday evenings unless there is an unusual exception. The teen coordinator will need to be available to participate in programming during the weekends. Thus, the descriptions below are examples of what would be expected.
Attend, supervise, lead, and troubleshoot up to one Sunday morning program a month (9:30am – 12:30pm) at or within a 30 minute drive of Garrett Park Elementary School in Garrett Park, MD. Attend, supervise, lead, and troubleshoot up to two weekend evening programs each month for teens Attend, supervise, lead, and troubleshoot social events such as bowling, ice skating, movie nights, etc. Attend, supervise, lead, and troubleshoot programming focused on Jewish learning, cross-cultural understanding, social action, and community engagement. Adhere to the values and teachings of Secular Humanistic Judaism during events. Be available for weekly communications via email with teens and parents regarding upcoming events and activities via platforms like email, text, newsletter, etc. if someone has a question Collaborate with designated leadership from Kehila Chadasha, Beth Chai, and Machar, likely the Teen Programming Committee Chair. Provide a brief, monthly report to the Tripartite Leadership Committee or Teen Programming Committee. Encourage teen participation and foster an inclusive, welcoming community environment. While at events, the Teen Coordinator will take an active role in making sure the event runs smoothly, mentoring youth as appropriate, and participating with the youth as appropriate. Compensation
$40 per hour Guaranteed 40 hours over a 12-month period, and up to 80 hours depending on interest in the community for additional programming. Time spent speaking to leadership in a monthly meeting and administrative work such as replying to parent emails would be paid and included in this 40 hours. Position Growth
Based on budget and interest, the program and position may expand after its first year which could include:
up to two Sunday morning programs per month up to two weekend programs per month outside of Sunday morning To Apply
Please submit a resume and brief statement of interest describing your experience working with teens and/or Jewish community programming to Jackie Kropman at administrator@machar.org
Posted by Machar on July 22, 2026
TEACH AT SHAARE TEFILA 2026-27 WHO WE ARE: A Conservative Movement synagogue located in Olney, MD. WHO YOU ARE: A creative, passionate teacher – you have experience working with youth either in or out of the classroom, knowledge of the traditions and values of liberal/progressive Judaism, and enthusiasm for making a difference in the lives of Jewish children. WHEN: Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. SALARY: Starting at $35 an hour, commensurate with previous experience.
At Shaare Tefila we believe that we learn best through experience. True for children and adults alike, it is through experiential learning, learning in immersive settings, and quality relationships that we strive to provide engaging and meaningful Jewish education in the programs of Shaare Tefila. Using a set of core Jewish values as its foundation, our program strives to impart religious character, ethical awareness, and a love of Judaism.
Responsibilities: Teachers will create and execute engaging lessons, track student progress, communicate with parents and staff, and submit all administrative requirements in a timely manner. Utilize the methods of experiential education to engage students both in and outside of the classroom. Support students in forming their own Jewish identities and exploring aspects of Judaism. Foster a warm and supportive learning community in the class setting. Participate in staff meetings and professional development.
Qualifications and Desired Skills: Experience teaching or working with children and/or teens. Familiarity with Jewish traditions, holidays and t’filah/prayer. Proficiency in reading and writing basic Hebrew. Excellent communication skills.
Shaare Tefila welcomes and values individuals of diverse backgrounds and levels of observance, and encourages participation in a wide variety of activities. We build on our heritage by strengthening our connections to Jewish life through worship, education and community.
Sunday teacher salaries start at $35 an hour, based on experience and training. For more information and/or to apply, contact Babette Cohn, Director of Education & Programming at bcohn@shaaretefila.org.
Posted by Shaare Tefila Congregation on July 8, 2026
Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation (NVHC) is searching for our next Youth Engagement Coordinator to help build community and personal relationships with our youth and teens. This role combines Jewish teaching, leadership, and youth engagement to foster meaningful Jewish experiences for children, teens, and families within a vibrant Reform Jewish environment. This caring and passionate individual will build upon the success of Tamid (teen education program), guide our Sunday morning madrichim (teen helpers), and collaboratively create programming for our various regional youth group chapters. Our Youth Engagement Coordinator will also recruit and engage kids to attend Jewish summer camp programs and other similar experiences.
At NVHC, we seek to build community through Judaism that matters. This individual will serve as an integral part of our full-time team to facilitate Jewish holidays, learning, social action, and more in conjunction with our education staff and clergy team. Responsibilities are outlined below. Please note that the description below is not comprehensive, and the applicant will have opportunities to grow based on synagogue needs and personal desires.
Teen and Youth Engagement – Create, innovate, and implement a vision and programming for teen engagement that reflects the wants and needs of our temple youth, as well as the latest insights in youth engagement. – Foster deep, meaningful relationships with our youth and teens. – Foster a safe, meaningful, and fun environment for youth participating in every NVHC program. – Evaluate goals and effectiveness of programs upon completion in order to improve future programming. – Promote URJ summer camps and teen programs. – Advise and promote participation in NFTY, BBYO, and other similar teen and junior youth group chapters. – Manage teen and youth-related communications, including social media accounts, Slack, and weekly emails.
Education – Serve as coordinator and mentor for our madrichim program (8th-12th grade Sunday morning teaching assistants). – Participate in our Chalutzim (6th-7th grade) program on Sunday mornings, including ongoing development of curriculum in conjunction with clergy and the Director of Congregational Learning, supporting Judaics classes, and facilitating community building activities for this age group. – Plan, innovate, and lead Tamid with support from the Director of Congregational Learning. Tamid is NVHC’s post-B’Mitzvah education program. This includes developing curriculum, teaching classes, developing the calendar of events, and acting as lead point person on Tuesday evenings and Sunday afternoons (when Tamid is in session). – Other school-related duties as needed.
Immersive Experiences – Develop, chaperone, and manage logistics for immersive and fun youth and teen experiences. Examples include the URJ L’Taken Seminar, teen overnight trips, youth group outings, and regional youth group events. – Participate with clergy, staff, and lay leadership in the planning and execution of immersive experiences for all ages. – Promote participation in NFTY, BBYO, and other similar teen experiences. – Spend summer connecting with NVHC campers as part of the staff of a URJ summer camp. NVHC has a long-standing relationship with many URJ summer camp programs, especially Camp Harlam.
Required Qualifications – Bachelor’s Degree (Education or Jewish Studies preferred but not required). – Experience with Jewish teen engagement, Hillel, or other synagogue-based education programs. – Deep commitment to and passion for Jewish life and learning. – Knowledge of Reform Jewish religion, practices, customs, and culture. – Strong technological skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Google Suite, Zoom, and various social media platforms. – Ability to have a flexible work schedule including evenings and weekends. – Excellent communication, engagement, and relationship-building skills. – Ability to relate to kids ages 8-18 and comfort working and building relationships with them.
Preferred Qualifications – Experience working at a Jewish summer camp program. – Some foundation in Jewish formal or information education.
This is a 10-month (academic year) position at NVHC. The Youth Engagement Coordinator will spend the other two months on the staff of a URJ summer camp.
Salary range: $45,000-50,000 (paid over a 12 month period), plus benefits and paid time off. Jewish and secular holidays observed.
Posted by Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation on July 6, 2026
We are looking for enthusiastic, creative teachers to join our Limmud@Adat Shalom team for the upcoming school year!
If you love working with children, building Jewish community, and creating engaging learning experiences, we’d love to hear from you. Pay begins at $150 a week, and is commensurate with experience.
We meet on Saturday mornings, 9:30 to 12:00. Whether you’re an experienced educator, a current teacher, a Jewish professional, or someone passionate about Jewish learning, we encourage you to apply!
Posted by Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation on June 30, 2026
Kellstein House Manager in Chevy Chase, MD Start date: late August or early September 2026
About Us We’re Emily Goodstein, Ron Kelly, and Edie (almost 6). We live in Chevy Chase, MD, and are looking for a wonderful, detail-oriented house manager to help keep our home running smoothly and happily.
Emily runs a digital marketing agency and works from home. Ron is a federal employee and works downtown. Edie is spirited, funny, creative, and deeply opinionated in the best possible way. She’s starting Kindergarten in the fall!
We’re a warm, busy family who values kindness, humor, reliability, and a calm, organized home environment. We’re looking for someone who genuinely enjoys helping a household function well and takes pride in creating order behind the scenes.
About the Role This is a part-time house manager position, ideally: 4–5 days per week Approximately 3 hours per day Morning hours preferred (but we are flexible about this)
We’re looking for someone who is: Extremely dependable and responsible Proactive Detail oriented Organized Comfortable taking initiative Friendly and fun
Responsibilities include: Light cleaning and general tidying We have a wonderful housekeeper who will still do a more thorough clean of our house once a week Laundry (washing, folding, and putting away clothes) Loading/unloading dishes and keeping the kitchen organized Cleaning out and organizing the fridge Grocery shopping and receiving deliveries Running errands such as: dry cleaning post office/UPS runs donation drop-offs Organizing toys and rotating out things Edie no longer uses Sorting and donating clothes that no longer fit Helping our home feel calm, functional, and cared for
This role is less about deep cleaning and more about thoughtful household management and keeping the day-to-day running smoothly.
Other Details The rate for this role is $25-$30/hour. This is not a live-in position. We will provide guaranteed hours per week and paid time off. We’d love to find someone who can become a trusted, long-term part of our family rhythm — someone who notices what needs to be done, enjoys creating calm out of chaos, and brings positive energy into our home.
To Apply Please reach out by email (emily.goodstein@gmail.com) with a little bit about yourself, your experience, and your availability. We’d love to hear from you!
Posted by Emily Goodstein on June 25, 2026
Temple Emanuel Religious School (TERS) is looking for enthusiastic and dedicated Hebrew and Jewish Studies teachers to join our team for the 2026–2027 school year. Our first day of Religious School is Sunday, September 27 with our Back-to-School festival!
At TERS, we bring Jewish learning to life through our core values of Limmud (Learning), Kehillah (Community), Ruach (Spirit), and Hachalah (Inclusion). Our teachers work alongside engaged clergy, an Israeli shaliach (emissary), and teen madrichol to create meaningful, joyful experiences for students.
Sunday positions available (Hebrew & Jewish Studies): 9:00 AM–12:15 PM
We offer: – Competitive pay starting at $30/hour (higher based on experience) – Paid professional development and paid time off – Curriculum, resources, and ongoing support – A warm, collaborative teaching community
Located in Kensington, MD, Temple Emanuel is a vibrant Reform congregation that welcomes and celebrates people of all backgrounds, identities, and abilities.
Ready to make a difference? We’d love to hear from you.
Please send your resume to: lnaide@templeemanuelmd.org
Posted by Temple Emanuel, Kensington, Maryland on June 12, 2026
Washington Hebrew Congregation is a large Reform synagogue committed to the creation and implementation of meaningful programming that serves students through 12th grade. Our teen programming takes place at both of our campuses (NW DC and Potomac, MD), as well as throughout the city and region for retreats, and other offerings.
We are eager to find an enthusiastic, outgoing, and warm individual who strives for excellence. WHC is a professional environment with high expectations; we offer the support and resources to actualize our goals and uphold our standards. This position is a great chance for someone to learn, grow, explore, implement innovative ideas, and have tremendous impact.
The Teen Engagement Coordinator serves as a member of the Education Team. In collaboration with the team, this individual promotes and supports the continued success and growth of WHC’s teen programming in the ways listed below, as well as other ways according to the individual’s strengths and interests, taking into account the evolving needs of our teens and community. We seek someone who loves this sacred work, has a strong desire to learn and grow in the position, and approaches their work with a high degree of professionalism.
What You’ll Do: ● Attend monthly WHECTY board meetings (at both of our campuses) and WHECTY events ● Participate in planning curriculum and co-teaching our 8th & 9th grade Upper School program (some Tuesday evenings), along with some education team and clergy members ● Support with the planning of and attend monthly Jr. youth group events (Saturdays/Sundays) ● Work with WHECTY Communications VP on our Instagram content ● Assist in planning of some large-scale programming (ex: Purim carnival) ● Organize materials for programming and classes
About you (and more!) You are someone seeking a deeply meaningful part-time role (5-7 hours/week when there isn’t a retreat or major program). You want to work and connect with Jewish teens ages 13-18 in a Jewish setting! Washington Hebrew Congregation (WHC) is among the largest Reform synagogues in the nation – the opportunity to be part of a vibrant, historic congregation peaks your interest. You are looking for a chance to be mentored, connect, and grow – all while having a big impact.
Who You Are: ● Someone who enjoys being around Jewish teens ● A role model for high schoolers, preferably has experience working with teens ● A relationship-builder and community-builder ● An organized individual, and someone who works well on a team ● Someone who is passionate about fostering strong Jewish identities
Annual Compensation: Compensation is based on experience and the extent of work agreed upon. The range is $10,000-$20,000. Our school year runs from July through June, though start-time can be as late as August.
Posted by Washington Hebrew Congregation on June 9, 2026
Tifereth Israel Congregation (TI), is a vibrant, egalitarian Conservative synagogue in the Shepherd Park neighborhood of Washington, DC. Our active community takes pride in our weekly Shabbat and holiday services with programs for all age groups; in caring for our members; and engaging in social justice initiatives in our neighborhood and beyond. We are located two blocks from Rock Creek Park, just south of downtown Silver Spring, accessible by bus, car and bike.
Tifereth Israel’s Paul and Annetta Himmelfarb School serves students in grades K-12 through engaging, learner-centered Jewish education that encourages curiosity and a sense of belonging. We are seeking passionate, caring, and creative teachers to join our K-7 faculty for the 2026-2027 school year. We will meet from 9:15am-12:15pm from mid-October through May, with a planning meeting before the start of school. Our current openings are in 1st-5th grade classrooms.
Our program includes virtual or in-person one-on-one Hebrew tutoring mid-week, and the teaching position can expand to include this for someone wanting additional teaching hours.
Ideal candidates will have: * A passion for creating joyful and inclusive learning experiences for our children. * Experience in formal or informal education settings, such as Jewish camp, synagogue schools, afterschool programs, day schools, etc. * The capacity to teach Torah, Tefillah, Jewish history and culture, and holidays through hands-on projects, arts, drama, movement, food, etc. * Hebrew knowledge and familiarity with Tefillah. * Skills in engaging children with diverse learning styles and needs.
Support for teachers is available through teaching and curricular resources, mentoring, and paid collaborative planning time.
Compensation: $38-$70/hour based on education and experience, with some paid time for lesson planning.
Posted by Tifereth Israel Congregation on June 4, 2026
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