About Teach MD
Leadership Circle
Board Members
Leadership Circle
- Alaina and Brett Fine
- Sora and Jerry Wolasky
- Shani and Samuel Reitberger
- Tamara and David Charnowitz
- Ellie and Jeffrey Kagan
- Samantha and Jeremy Rosenthal
- Tamar and Roger Zakheim
- Dina and Aryeh Gross
- Marc Tropp
- Estie and Chaim Kahn
- Linda and Michael Elman
- Aliza and Jacob Statman
- Nancy and Yitzie Pretter
- Aliza and Aaron Loeb
- Miriam and Edwin Zaghi
- Rachel and Jeremy Lasson
- Arielle and Aton Teitelbaum
Board Members
- Ari Gross
- Dov Ocken
- Edwin Zaghi
- Jacob Statman
- Jason Reitberger
- Jerry Wolasky
- Marc Tropp
- Sam Melamed
- Yehuda Neuberger
Teach MD works to impact Jewish day schools and families across the state. Teach MD is a branch of the Orthodox Union’s Teach Coalition, a multi-state, grassroots movement devoted to advocating for nonpublic school program, funding and resources.
In 2023, Teach MD has joined champions in Annapolis to advocate for a proposed school nurse program, an innovative student transportation program, and the restoration of the BOOST program.
Teach MD leaders advocate with legislators in Annapolis. Please check back in to learn about more opportunities to join in our advocacy!
Accomplishments
$200M in annual funding to our community
First-in-nation STEM and Art & Music programs
$200M in annual funding to our community
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Our Team
Arielle Frankston-Morris
Executive Director, Teach PA
Executive Director, Teach MD
Arielle Frankston-Morris
Arielle Frankston-Morris serves as Executive Director of Teach PA. Born and raised in PA's capital city, Harrisburg, Arielle graduated from Yeshiva University’s Stern College with a B.A. in English Literature and received her M.S.W. from the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. As a licensed social worker, Arielle has worked with individuals, groups, and communities in a variety of settings to identify challenges and achieve goals. Arielle spent time learning about community organizing in a New York City Councilmember’s office and has gained valuable community engagement experience in her active volunteer work. In 2021, Arielle was named in City and State's Power 100 List in Pennsylvania.