The Shefa School is seeking a full- or part-time psychologist or social worker to join our strong, collaborative and growing mental health team for a temporary leave position. This position will work in our Lower School. The leave dates are August 18, 2025, through approximately mid-November 2025. If possible, the employee will be invited for a period of observation and training in May and/or June 2025.

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The Shefa School is seeking a Floater Teacher for September 2025. This is a full-time position.

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The Shefa School is seeking a Lead Judaic Studies teacher for September 2025 to teach in classrooms of 10-13 students in the middle school grades (6-8).

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The Shefa School is seeking a full time Lower School Speech-Language Pathologist for September 2025.

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The Shefa School is hiring a full-time School Accountant to join its Business Office team. This on-campus, 12-month position involves working closely with the Business Office to support the school's daily financial operations. Key responsibilities include handling accounting tasks such as month-end closings, account analysis and reconciliations, and assisting with the annual financial audit.

Strong communication and organizational skills, the ability to build relationships across various levels, and proficiency in Excel are crucial for success in this role. The ideal candidate should be detail-oriented, proactive, and committed to maintaining a high level of accuracy. This position reports directly to the Controller, with extensive interaction with the Chief Financial Officer.

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The Shefa School is seeking a Lower School Teacher for September 2025.

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The Shefa School is seeking a Full-Time Hebrew Teacher for September 2025 to teach in the Lower and Middle School.

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The Shefa Teacher Residency is a groundbreaking and highly selective program that recruits and trains individuals to become exceptional teachers by providing an intensive and supportive school-based teacher training program. Over the residency year, teacher residents train in classrooms with mentor teachers and take on increasing responsibility for teaching while gaining support through on-site professional development, workshops, and coaching. Residents receive robust training in a variety of programs including Responsive Classroom, PAF Reading Program, and Multisensory Math. At the end of the year, teacher residents are not only eligible candidates for The Shefa Teacher Fellowship Year - a direct pathway to a lead teaching position - but also have the opportunity to apply for a student support role at Shefa.

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