ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM
Rabbi Moshe Schochet | Head of School | rms@hadarhs.org
Rabbi Schochet moved to Boca, Raton, FL in 2002 along with his wife, Michal, to join the Boca Raton Community Kollel. In 2005, Rabbi Schochet joined the Judaic Studies faculty at Katz Yeshiva High School in Boca Raton where in addition to being a rebbe, he served in numerous administrative roles as well. In 2015, Rabbi Schochet became the Principal of Judaic Studies at the RASG Hebrew Academy of Miami Beach. Rabbi Schochet graduated with a B.A. in Psychology from Yeshiva University and received his Smicha from Yeshiva University. He holds a Master's Degree in counseling from Pace University and a certificate in Educational Leadership from Yeshiva University. As the founding Head of School of Hadar, Rabbi Schochet's insightful classes inspire his students to live passionate Torah lives. His charismatic personality has created enduring relationships with his students. Rabbi Schochet has published two seforim, Timeless Torah on the parshah and more recently, Mo'adim with Meaning on the yamim tovim.
Mrs. Michal Schochet | Limudei Kodesh Principal | mms@hadarhs.org
Mrs. Schochet holds a BA in Judaic Studies from Yeshiva University. Before moving to Boca Raton, Mrs. Schochet taught in a seminary for girls in Israel. In 2002, Mrs. Schochet joined the Judaic Studies faculty at Katz Yeshiva High School in Boca Raton and taught many Limudei Kodesh classes to students from 9th-12th grades. Her dynamic teaching style has helped her engage students to not only learn Torah but to live a Torah life. As the founding Limudei Kodesh Principal of Hadar, Mrs. Schochet serves as a role model and continues to inspire teenagers both in and out of the classroom. Her advice and counsel is sought after from current students and alumni alike that has allowed her to form deep bonds and connections with each student.
FACULTY
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