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Maimonides Reflections: May 23, 2025
Rabbi Mark GottliebFormer Maimonides PrincipalRabbi Mark Gottlieb served as Middle/Upper School Principal at Maimonides from 2000-2005, then as Head of School at Yeshiva University High School. He is currently Chief Education Officer at the Tikvah Fund and a member of the Advisory Board to the Presi
05/18/2025
Maimonides Reflections: May 16, 2025
Jacob PinnolisChiel Educator-in-ResidenceJacob Pinnolis joined Maimonides in 2020 as Chiel Educator-in-Residence, named by Lisa Rosenbaum and Ron Fisher in honor of Judy and Jonathan Chiel. This position allows Jacob to serve in a high-level consultative leadership role that leverages his considerab
05/18/2025
Maimonides Reflections: May 9, 2025
Bracha Krohn ('94)Bracha (Shapiro) Krohn ('94) currently serves as Menahelet at Midreshet Moriah in Jerusalem, and spends summers on staff at Camp Stone in Pennsylvania. She is married to classmate Adin Krohn ('94) and has three alumni siblings. Bracha is the daughter of Miriam and Rabbi David Shapi
05/05/2025
Maimonides Reflections: May 2, 2025
Dr. David FischerUpper School Science TeacherIn addition to teaching Geometry, Chemistry, and Environmental Science, Dr. Fischer has led a Bekiut Talmud elective and a Daf Yomi group. He is the proud father of two Maimo students and three alumni.The mishna in Pirkei Avot relates that Rabbi Yochanan
04/28/2025
Maimonides Reflections: April 25, 2025
Amy Goldman ('90)Chair, Board of DirectorsIn addition to her current position, Amy (Kahn) Goldman is an alumna of the Class of 1990; sister of three alumni; mother of four alumni; and has been an active community volunteer and committee member for many years.In Parshat Shemini, the long-awaited Mish
04/28/2025
Maimonides Reflections: April 10, 2025
Rabbi Yaakov Green ('98)Head of SchoolThroughout my life, and through my years of teaching, I have encountered many who feel bored by the weekly parshiot that relate the laws of sacrificial offerings. They seem esoteric in detail and outdated. Unrelatable. I never felt that way, even as a precocious
04/06/2025
Maimonides Reflections: April 3, 2025
Boaz Kahn2024-25 Maimonides FellowWe spend much of our lives, especially in our youth, aching with uncertainty as we try to find our place in the world. While we are all capable of learning and applying various skills, what we truly seek is meaning in what we do. We long to feel called to fulfill a
04/06/2025
Maimonides Reflections: March 28, 2025
Rabbi Seth FarberFormer Maimonides School Faculty MemberThe Torah’s term for chaos is תֹּהוּ וָבֹהוּ, tohu vavohu, and to a certain extent, the entire thrust of the Torah is meant to respond to chaos—particularly the chaos created by war—by infusing the world with life and kedusha.Parshat Pikudei hi