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Organization: Atlanta Jewish Academy
About AJA:
Atlanta Jewish Academy is a Modern Orthodox school that nurtures each student's academic growth, Torah learning, and character development, while inspiring commitment to Judaism, engagement in community, and connection with Israel.
Position Overview:
AJA seeks a Judaic Studies teacher for the 2026-27 school year in Lower School (Grades 1-4). Our ideal candidate is an experienced, dynamic educator who is a master of both craft and content, excels at forging relationships with students, and thrives as a collaborative team member. This position emphasizes a co-teaching model, where you will work closely with teaching partners to create an integrated, student-centered learning environment.
We seek educators who are committed to living and modeling the values of Modern Orthodox Judaism, serving as role models for our students in both learning and practice.
AJA is poised for growth over the upcoming years, and rebbeim and morot who want to influence the development of Atlanta's Jewish community and this school are invited to reach out. AJA features a robust mentoring program and welcomes new-to-the-field teachers seeking a nurturing leadership team to develop their talents.
Responsibilities:
Teach all Yahadut subjects, including Chumash, Chagim, and Navi
Teach in Ivrit
Teach and lead tefila
Collaborate closely with teaching partners in a co-teaching model, including shared planning, instruction, and assessment
Work as part of an integrated Lower School team to support diverse learners and create cohesive learning experiences
Engage in ongoing professional development to strengthen teaching practice
Qualifications:
Knowledge of Jewish practice and texts
Fluent Ivrit proficiency, including the ability to read, understand, and teach in Ivrit
Facility with methods of instruction and classroom management
Experience working in an educational setting, preferably in a Jewish day school
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively in a co-teaching environment
Able to develop positive relationships with students, teachers, and parents
Ability to teach Ivrit as a language is preferred but not required
U.S. Citizen or Green Card holder preferred
Additional Job Information:
To join our team, please email a cover letter and resume to Bonnie Drazen ([email protected]) that outlines your candidacy. Your cover letter should explain in detail your qualifications for the position.
We are proud to provide equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics.