Our Staff

Shlomit Levy, LCSW, SBL, Assistant Head of School, has been a strong leader of Harlem Hebrew Language Academy team since its inception in 2013. Ms. Levy joined Harlem Hebrew as the Social Worker and continues to be committed to improving the experience of children and families at HHLA by working collaboratively with teachers, parents/guardians, staff, and organizations to support students’ academic and social development. Ms. Levy has 11 years of experience coaching and working with children and families in the educational system. Ms. Levy earned her BA in Family Psychology (Summa Cum Laude) from the Cuny Baccalaureate Program and is a member of the Psi Chi National Honor Society in Psychology. Ms. Levy graduated from Lehman College with a masters degree in social work and received her School Building Leader at The College of St. Rose. Ms. Levy is a board certified Clinical Social Worker as well as a board certified School Building Leader in New York State. Ms. Levy believes in the importance of leading by example.

Contact Shlomit: slevy@harlemhebrewcharter.org

Stephanie began her teaching career through Teach for America as a Writing teacher in Memphis, TN. Eager to return to her hometown of NYC, she took on the role of teacher, curriculum writer, and coach at a charter school in Brownsville, Brooklyn. Upon leaving the classroom, Stephanie had the opportunity to work for both the New York State Education Department and New York City Department of Education, focusing on diversity initiatives and fair ELA assessments. Stephanie received a Masters in Education and Applied Statistics from New York University, a Masters in Literacy Education from Christian Brothers University, and an undergraduate degree in Economics and Political Science from the Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College. She is eager to bring her work from both inside and outside of the classroom to the Harlem Hebrew community.

Contact Stephanie: sfox@harlemhebrewcharter.org

Alona Mor has years of experience in education. She received her masters in Education from Hunter College, where she did research on students who are Hebrew Heritage Language Learners. She is proud to be part of the founding team of Harlem Hebrew, where, as the director of Hebrew instruction and curriculum, she leads a team of excellent educators teaching Hebrew in one of the most diverse and exciting schools in NYC. Alona is also a parent at the school: her son is an in-coming kindergarten student this school year.

Contact Alona: amor@harlemhebrewcharter.org