I studied at Michlalah Women’s College and earned a bachelor’s degree in Jewish History and Archaeology from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. My academic background deepened my love for Jewish learning while grounding it in history, text, and lived experience.

I went on to become a certified tour guide, working with a wide range of groups and audiences. In Jerusalem, I taught in multiple schools, designed educational programs, and led private nature‑based classes for hundreds of students—integrating Torah, history, archaeology, and a deep connection to the land of Israel through hands‑on learning.

After moving to the United States, I joined the faculty of Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School in Palo Alto, where my work expanded beyond individual instruction into shaping shared Jewish learning. I help design and develop Jewish studies curricula that are thoughtful, engaging, and grounded in both tradition and contemporary relevance.

In addition to classroom teaching, I prepare and lead Jewish holiday celebrations for the school and wider community. These experiences bring learning off the page and into practice through ritual, music, storytelling, and creativity, allowing students and families to experience the rhythm and joy of the Jewish calendar together.

In addition to my work at Hausner, I have had the privilege of preparing hundreds of students for their Bar and Bat Mitzvahs and bringing couples together in wedding ceremonies and Jewish study over the years—working with families locally as well as across the globe.