About Teach NJ

Caleb Fischer serves as the Director of Operations at Teach Coalition, where he oversees organizational infrastructure, team management and strategy.

A seasoned community builder, Caleb brings over a decade of experience working at the intersection of communal engagement, strategic growth and operational excellence within prominent Jewish institutions. As Director of Development at Park East Day School and Synagogue, he developed fundraising initiatives and built systems to maximize donor cultivation and stewardship. He also served as Director of Operations for Jewish Voters Unite, where he oversaw operations and built the sustainable infrastructure necessary for a growing nonprofit.

Elina Mosheyeva serves as Director of Marketing & Communications at Teach Coalition, where she leads the organization’s national communications, brand, media, and digital strategy in support of equitable funding, security, and resources for nonpublic schools.

With more than a decade of experience in strategic marketing, storytelling, and integrated communications, Elina specializes in translating complex policy and advocacy goals into compelling narratives that mobilize communities, engage policymakers, and inspire philanthropy. She serves as a strategic advisor to executive leadership and partners closely with policy and development teams to amplify impact across multiple states.

Elina holds an MBA and brings a data-driven, mission-focused approach to building trust, visibility, and long-term advocacy impact.

As the Director of Government Programs for Teach Coalition, Yosef oversees all government program work that Teach does on behalf of its member school network and beyond. Yosef’s team is responsible for ensuring that yeshivas and day schools access tens of millions of government dollars and services yearly. Yosef has worked in nonpublic school education and policy since 2009 and joined Teach in 2014. Previously, he founded and ran a cutting-edge youth program and center for chassidic teens in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.  

Yosef was born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, received his BA from Columbia University and an M.A. in Educational Leadership from Brooklyn College. He lives in Crown Heights with his wife and their six children.  

Adam Katz serves as the Associate Director of Government Programs for Teach Coalition. Working with schools throughout the country, he helps them navigate government programs and ensure they take maximum advantage of all available funding sources. Adam brings a wide range of skills and experience to the organization. He has worked at the Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center Think Tank for Urban and Regional Policy as well as the US Navy, started his own real estate advisory firm, served on the board of directors of a nonprofit, and is a 2x author. Adam earned a master's degree in Public Policy from Northeastern University and a bachelors degree in Economics from University of Massachusetts Amherst. Adam lives in Passaic with his wife and four children.

Originally born in Chicago, Ronit grew up in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley and attended YULA. After graduating from Brandeis University, she went on to become a television producer at the CourtTV Network in New York City. These days, in addition to her role at Teach Coalition, she’s also a Staff Writer for The Jewish Link of New Jersey as well as a substitute teacher at Yavneh Academy. She lives with her husband (Stuart) and three children in Teaneck.

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.