Mrs. Ariel Pardo

Ariel Pardo is a Jewish Educator who believes that Hashem created each child with a plethora of strengths that should be appreciated. She has a deep desire to make sure that children understand that they were created B'tzelem Elokim and that they have tremendous talents to bring to the world.

She received her undergraduate degree at UCLA after which time she studied in Israel at Nishmat's post-college seminary. While serving as the OU-JLIC co-director at Brandeis University with her husband where they provided spiritual guidance and educational programming, she received her Master's in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies.

Ariel taught at the college level both at Brandeis as a teaching assistant and at Touro in New York as an adjunct professor. She then transitioned into teaching middle school Limmudei Kodesh (to be in the same building as her own children in the school) at Yeshivat Heatid in Teaneck and Katz Hillel Day School in Boca Raton.