
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

$2.5 Million Nonpublic School Health Initiative

BOOST Scholarship Program Advocacy

$500,000 for Transportation Pilot Program
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Our Team
Katie Katz
Chief Engagement Officer

Katie Katz
As Teach NJ’s executive director, Katie Katz oversees Teach NJ’s annual campaign, community engagement and mobilization efforts across the state. She joined Teach NJ from the Englewood Health Foundation where, as a major gifts officer, she managed a portfolio of major donors and cultivated philanthropic partnerships between donors, physicians, and Englewood Health. Prior to her time at Englewood Health, Katie worked at The New Jewish Home in Manhattan as associate director of capital campaigns.
A third-generation New Jersey resident and Jewish day school alumna, Katie holds an MBA from Brandeis University in nonprofit management as well as a master’s degree in Jewish professional leadership. She lives in Teaneck with her husband, Ezra, and their three children.