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Beginning this summer, the Saul Mirowitz Community Jewish School will see a shift in leadership as two experienced educators, Val Toskin and Shannon Rohlman, step into significant new roles within the administration.
These appointments aim to strengthen the school’s academic direction and donor relations as part of its ongoing commitment to excellence in Jewish education.
Val Toskin Named Assistant Head of School for Learning and Jewish Life
Val Toskin has been appointed as the Assistant Head of School for Learning and Jewish Life. In her new capacity, Toskin will expand upon her existing responsibilities in t’fillah leadership while also guiding curriculum design, spearheading professional development, and supporting the school’s strategic academic planning.
Her new role reflects a commitment to enriching the educational experience by integrating Jewish values and traditions into everyday learning. Previously, Toskin held the role of Interim Director of Jewish Life and Learning, where she played a critical role in shaping the school’s religious and educational environment.
Shannon Rohlman Appointed as Development Manager
Meanwhile, Shannon Rohlman has been selected for the newly established position of Development Manager. In this capacity, Rohlman will lead efforts to cultivate relationships with donors, enhance community engagement, and ensure the effective stewardship of philanthropic contributions.
Her responsibilities will be centered on strengthening connections with current and prospective donors, planning fundraising initiatives, and contributing to the long-term sustainability of the school. Rohlman previously served as the Director of Instruction, a role that helped her develop a deep understanding of the school’s culture and community.
Shared Commitment to Jewish Values
Both Toskin and Rohlman are active members of Central Reform Congregation, reflecting their deep-rooted commitment to Jewish community life.
Their professional expertise, combined with their shared faith background, positions them well to support the school’s mission and enhance the Jewish learning environment for all students.
These leadership changes are part of a broader effort to foster academic excellence while building meaningful relationships with the community that supports Saul Mirowitz Community Jewish School.
The appointment of Val Toskin and Shannon Rohlman to their new roles marks an exciting development in the leadership at Saul Mirowitz Community Jewish School.
With a strong foundation in Jewish education and a clear focus on both academic achievement and community relationships, their leadership will help shape the future of the school.
As they step into their new positions, Toskin and Rohlman will play integral roles in advancing the school’s mission and enriching the student experience.