We are seeking a passionate and mission-driven Judaic Studies Faculty member to join our dynamic team. This is not just a teaching role: it’s about being part of building a school culture and yeshiva environment that is academically serious, religiously nurturing, and proudly Modern Orthodox, at an institution where deep Torah learning, personal growth, and community values are at the center.
Key Responsibilities:
*Teach four-five sections of Judaic Studies (Gemara and/or Halacha, Tanach), with a focus on rigorous text skills, conceptual thinking, and meaning-making.
*Guide students in their personal and religious development through thoughtful instruction and guidance.
*Be a consistent presence on campus during the school day (7:50 AM – 4:55 PM), including faculty meetings, programming, and student events.
*Collaborate with colleagues to strengthen a student-centered, Torah-values culture.
*Support the school’s broader mission by participating in informal educational opportunities, Shabbatonim, and extracurricular initiatives.
Ideal Candidates Will Possess:
*Semicha or advanced Judaic scholarship
*Experience teaching Torah, ideally in a high school setting
*A teaching philosophy that focuses on inspiring a love of Torah, and student growth in academic, social, emotional, and religious domains
*A collaborative, teamwork-oriented mindset
*A desire to mentor and support students both inside and outside the classroom
What We Offer:
*A collaborative, values-driven faculty culture
*A leadership team that supports innovation, initiative, and professional growth
*A mission that values both academic excellence and middot.
*A warm and passionate student body eager for Torah, challenge, and guidance.
*Salary Commensurate with Experience: $65,000-$75,000.
To Apply:
Please email your cover letter and resume to Rabbi Avi Miller at amiller@nshahs.org. In your subject line, include: “Faculty Application – 2025–2026.”