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Middle School Judaic Studies
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Donna Klein Jewish Academy
Boca Raton, FL (In Person)
Full-Time
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About Us:
Donna Klein Jewish Academy (DKJA) is a premier Jewish day school committed to academic excellence, character development, and fostering a strong connection to Jewish identity, tradition, and values. Our Judaic Studies program provides students with a deep and meaningful engagement with Jewish texts, philosophy, and traditions while encouraging critical thinking and personal growth.Position Overview:
The Donna Klein Jewish Academy Middle School and Claire and Emanuel G. Rosenblatt High School at Donna Klein Jewish Academy seeks an enthusiastic, innovative, and qualified full-time Judaic Studies teacher for the 2026-2027 school year. The right candidate would join a visionary group of educators sharing values, ideals and classroom autonomy. The appropriate individual will be able to focus on the teaching of either classical Jewish texts and/or Jewish history and Jewish thought. Candidates who have background and experience in teaching holocaust studies are highly encouraged to apply. Teaching each across multiple topic areas will be necessary. The ideal candidate is a dynamic and reflective teacher who loves working with students both in and out of the classroom. They will have a deep appreciation for diverse communities and will be excited about developing new curricula within a Jewish Community Day School setting. In addition to teaching responsibilities, members of the Judaic Studies faculty may also lead a tefila group, plan and facilitate Jewish Life programs along with other roles that contribute to the life of the school.Qualified applicants must:
- possess a relevant undergraduate / graduate degree(s) from an accredited educational institution and/or rabbinic ordination and be able to provide transcripts
- demonstrate commitment to ongoing professional development in teaching & learning
- utilize existing school technology and future technology to support instruction
- work with students of various abilities
- engage as a team player and bring a positive attitude to the teaching environment
- utilize both formal and experiential teaching strategies within the classroom Why Join DKJA?
- A warm, inclusive, and supportive school community.
- Small class sizes and a student-centered approach to learning.
- Opportunities for professional growth, creativity, and collaboration.
- A mission-driven environment that values academic excellence, Jewish identity, and character development.