Karen Picquet
After teaching Hebrew and Judaic Studies to students in Orlando, Florida, Karen moved to New York City to pursue graduate studies at Teachers College, Columbia University. She has been working
Division: Early Childhood
Natalia Kreatsoulas
Natalia completed her student teaching at Rodeph Sholom School last spring. Natalia graduated from Iona University with a Bachelor’s Degree in English and is pursuing her Master’s Degree in Early
Ruth Herzlinger
Ruth brings over 30 years of experience in the arts and 20 years of teaching experience in both Israel and the United States, including Hebrew Academy Charter School and PS155.
Nadia Gersholowitz
Nadia is a University of South Florida graduate from Tampa, Florida, who discovered her passion for education, process art, and early literacy while working as an assistant preschool teacher. In
Charlotte Marsden
Charlotte is a Fordham University graduate who worked as a substitute teacher at Rodeph Sholom School before joining the team full-time in 2025. Interestingly, her mother also taught on the
Felicia Shulman
Felicia earned her Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood and Special Education from NYU and her master’s degree in Education in Early Childhood and Special Education from Bank Street College
Sonia Morris
Sonia graduated from Fordham University with a bachelor’s degree in English and a Minor in Mandarin. She has spent the past two years working as an Early Childhood Assistant Teacher
Bela Levine-Press
Bela earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Connecticut College and has spent the past two years working as an associate teacher in a Kindergarten and 1st Grade classroom at
Orli Hersch
Orli, a native of the Upper West Side, is a graduate of the Professional Children’s School and The New School. Orli is fluent in American Sign Language, a passion that