Strategic consulting for schools, yeshivos, and anyone who is teaching Torah.
I firmly believe that excelling in these three aspects of chinuch and shlichus would take Lubavitch to the next level.
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There's an art and a science to designing curriculum that gets your talmidim where you want them to go.
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Without organized student progress tracking, some goals - or worse, some talmidim - will inevitably fall through the cracks.
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The structure of the organization and the relationships between staff members have a very real impact on what talmidim end up receiving in the classroom.
I have spent nearly a decade working inside one of the most respected elementary school yeshivos in the Lubavitch world — Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway — and I have seen this up close.
While we're still continuing to grow and improve, we've figured out a lot of things that could help many schools and organizations.
Whether in high school, college, or yeshiva, I always naturally wondered why school was set up the way it was. Why were we learning what we were learning, and how were those decisions made?
When I switched from Baal Teshuva Yeshiva to a mainstream yeshiva and saw how many bochurim were having a hard time, I understood that there must have been challenges that started much earlier than Zal.
From when I became frum, I felt deeply that Chassidus must be deeply relevant. For a long time, I exerted myself to understand how to apply it properly in contemporary life.
I was hired to assist with curriculum development at Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway. I collaborated with renowned mechanchim like Rabbi Yossi Rosenblum, Rabbi Shmuel Wagner, and others, learning plenty on the job.
The whole purpose of curriculum, at the end of the day, is student progress. Once we got our curriculum to a pretty good place, we developed advanced systems for student progress tracking and intervention.
Years of one-on-one coaching with clients who went through the yeshiva system have given me additional insight into what types of experiences bochurim are having in yeshiva, and what could help make those experiences better.
Leaders in the Lubavitch community who have seen my work up close.
Having worked closely with Aryeh at Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway for close to a decade now, I've had countless conversations with him. In addition to our official work together on the yeshiva's Mishnayos, Gemara, and Halacha curricula, we've also had many other discussions, ranging from abstract concepts in Chassidus to effective negotiation strategies.
Noted Mechanech & Educational Consultant
Aryeh has a unique ability to cut through the noise and zero in on practical, actionable steps. His dedication and follow-through are equally impressive. Once he sets his sights on something, you can be confident it’s going to get done.
Principal, Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway
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Rabbi Aryeh Gurewitz brings an exceptional combination of vision, professionalism, knowledge, and genuine care to his work. Through his leadership as Curriculum Director at ULYOP, he has developed thoughtful and highly effective curriculum systems with embedded assessments that allow for meaningful and ongoing monitoring of student progress.
Services and Special Ed supervisor at TTOP
Every yeshiva needs a proper plan going through all the grades, but it’s not as easy as it sounds. Aryeh has done an excellent job figuring out how to make that happen in our yeshiva. For several years now, I’ve been teaching with the workbooks and tests he and his team created, and the boys have benefited tremendously.
33 years of teaching experience
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Aryeh's coaching program has had a meaningful impact on many areas of my life. It also helped me expand my Shlichus in ways I didn't think were possible. What I found most unique is that his foundational ideas are rooted entirely in the teachings of Chassidus, a field he understands with real depth and clarity.
Founder, Neiros Lehuir
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Additionally, due to our shared passion for chinuch, I’ve also had the opportunity to speak with Aryeh about his insights on curriculum and student progress. I firmly believe that any yeshiva that implements his approach to these topics will be providing a great service to its students.
Founder and Director of Keren Yeshua
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Want to hear more about how I think about Jewish education?
Check out these resources.
A COLlive feature on Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway's newly published Chumash and Mishnah curricula, developed by Aryeh Gurewitz as the school's Limudei Kodesh curriculum developer. The article highlights his step-by-step approach to helping students master real Torah learning from the ground up.
A feature from Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway's Envision magazine on the yeshiva's student progress system, managed by Aryeh Gurewitz as Director of Curriculum and Student Progress. The goal is to do everything possible to help every talmid, from emerging learners to high achievers, reach his full potential.
A feature from Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway's Envision magazine on the yeshiva's new Igros Kodesh curriculum — a structured initiative bringing the Rebbe's letters to life as part of the English curriculum, giving older division students direct access to the Rebbe's perspectives on various topics.
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Aryeh joins educator and parenting coach Boruch Menashe Adlin on his podcast to discuss how frum parents can set their kids up for success in yeshiva, starting as early as age three. The conversation covers empowering mindsets, practical tips, and the vital importance of taking care of every child.
My consulting work focuses on three core areas:
Building and refining curriculum that is Torah-true, developmentally appropriate, and actually engaging for students. Curriculum that produces real learning — not just covering ground.
Designing and implementing systems to track, support, and improve student progress. Making sure no student falls through the cracks and every student has a clear path forward.
Helping schools and yeshivos examine how they are organized, how decisions are made, and where the friction is — and then building structures that allow the institution to operate at its potential.
My consulting work is for schools, yeshivos, and frum organizations that are:
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You're doing good work already, even though you know you could be giving your students even more.
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You don't think chinuch just is the way it is. You think there's major room for improvement, and you want that improvement.
You like what you've heard about Tomchei Temimim Ocean Parkway or Ashirus Coaching and Consulting.
Your mosad is ready to invest the time, effort, and financial resources into a truly effective partnership.
If this sounds like your organization, and you want to explore doing something amazing for the neshamos in your care, fill out the interest form below.
Fill out the interest form below as thoroughly as you can. That will give me an initial sense of what you want to achieve.
We'll discuss your needs in more depth and determine whether we're a good fit to work together.
I'll recommend the consulting approach I believe will create the greatest impact, along with scope, timeline, and pricing.
Once we sign, we get to work right away on delivering spiritual wealth to your students.
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