Counseling and Resources
Guidance Department
The Guidance Department provides social, academic, yeshiva and college placement counseling to its students, as well as internships, testing services, and tutoring services.
Hebrew Academy Guidance Department:
Mrs. Sue Enis
Director of College Counseling
2425 Pine Tree Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33140
305-532-6421 ext. 220
senis@rasg.org
Dr. Dara Lieber
High School Assistant Principal/Guidance Counselor
2425 Pine Tree Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33140
305-532-6421 ext. 217
dlieber@rasg.org
Mr. Isaac Sochaczewski
Counselor Pre-K through Grade 12
2400 Pine Tree Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33140
305-532-6421 ext. 136
isochaczewski@rasg.org
Ms. Jill Berman
Learning Specialist/Resource Coordinator
2400 Pine Tree Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33140
305-532-6421 ext. 111
jberman@rasg.org
Academic Support
The Hebrew Academy proudly offers support services for students in an effort to help each learner meet his/her fullest potential. ESOL assists speakers of foreign languages acquire English skills; Title One aids students working below grade level in language arts and math; and Mechina introduces Judaic studies and Hebrew reading, writing and conversation to those who have not had the opportunity to learn Hebrew previously. Perhaps the best resource is our faculty. It is not unusual to see faculty members working with students before and after school or during lunch to help their students achieve success in the classroom.
Technology Resources
The wise use of advanced technologies enhances everything from the study of Torah texts to a deeper understanding of the latest scientific discoveries. Our ever–expanding technological resources include up-to-date computer labs, SMART Boards, virtual video learning links to other educational institutions, state-of-the-art equipment in our multiple science laboratories, and more.
Library/Media Center Resources
Our two Library/Media Centers are fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), and not only meet but far exceed the number of books per student, the scope of the collection, and the quality standards required by that organization. Students acquire ever increasing research skills necessary for success.
