Yehudit Feinstein, Sixth Grade Core Teacher, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Born and raised in Israel, Yehudit moved to New York to pursue painting, where she received her BFA from the School of Visual Arts and continues to work and show her art. Having taught in Israeli high schools and summer camps, and having served as an Educational Officer in the Israel Defense Forces, Yehudit merged her love of teaching and her mastery as an artist, teaching at a Jewish arts camp called BIMA: The Berkshire Institute for Music and Art at Williams College, at Gan Shalom, and at various Jewish arts programs in Manhattan. Yehudit joined the CBE teaching staff in 2002, and has taught 6th grade and academy, led our "Rosh Hodesh- It's a Girl thing" groups, and most recently served as our Head Teacher. This year she takes a serious role in our YACHAD programming as our Lead Teacher. She is currently writing her thesis on destructive aggression in adolescents.

Guy Rozenstrich, Hebrew Teacher, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Guy Rozenstrich, starting his fourth year at Beth Elohim, graduated with his BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2003 and has taught at Gan Shalom. In 2005 He received his MA in Media studies and Film from the New School. He is YACHAD’s core faculty teacher for the 5th grade, or “Hadarim” (citrus tress). The main concentration for Hadarim this year will be the concept of Jewish home. How do we define home? Why do we need a home? How does a place become home? These 3 questions will be the roots for the entire year’s exploration. In his free time, Guy enjoys working on Jewelry at his store, Phoenix Roze.

Julie Meslin, Third Grade Core Teacher, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Julie Meslin, a 2001 Theatre/English major from Lehigh University, is very happy to return to Beth Elohim, where she served last year as our Art Specialist. Prior to joining us, Julie studied set design, aspent a year in Jerusalem as a Dorot Fellow and taught Kindergarden at Hannah Senesh. Julie is the Core Teacher for 3rd grade, otherwise known as “Galim” (waves). To begin the year, Galim will study names and family origins as they focus on where Jews come from as individuals, as families, as a community and as a people. In her free time, Julie likes to run in prospect park, read and write poetry, draw, and do yoga.