Adolph H. Schreiber Hebrew Academy of Rockland County

Professional Development

Rabbi Daniel Isaacs

Email: disaacs@ashar.org
Department/Classes Taught: Third and Fourth Grade Boys Limudei Kodesh, Fifth and Sixth Grade Boys Lashon

Bio: Rabbi Isaacs has a Masters in Educational Administration from Loyola University in Chicago, a Bachelor’s degree in Int’l Relations from (the now defunct) Eisenhower College of RIT and the Diaspora Yeshiva Toras Yisroel in Yerushalayim. I am a career educator and have been teaching and serving as an administrator in schools for over 20 years in Yerushalayim, Sharon MA,Vancouver BC, and West Hartford CT.

Teaching at ASHAR is a wonderful opportunity. I have been able to use talents here that I was not able to express at other schools. The students are bright, skilled and genuinely interested in learning. The parents and administration have been supportive of creative and broad-minded educational methodologies for teaching.

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Learning is Good

click on the Torah below to see Third Graders at work.

click on the book below to see Second Graders at work.

My Mission Statement

Jewish Education is the key to Jewish survival on a family, community and national level. As such, there is no challenge of greater importance, value or responsibility than that of establishing and upholding an institution of Jewish learning of the highest quality.

Jewish Education must provide our children with the tools - spiritual, emotional and intellectual - to succeed in the world they will enter. A good Jewish education will allow its graduates the opportunity to continue with their studies as physically and emotionally healthy, knowledgeable and prepared students, with a desire to learn throughout their lives. Our students should be noted for their good character traits, compassionate attitudes and genuine thirst to continue learning and growing.