 
Rabbi Yitzchok Goldstein holds a Masters degree in counseling psychology and has completed considerable coursework in education and administration. Since arriving in Denver in 1998 with his family, Rabbi Goldstein has been on the faculty of Hillel Academy. In 2005, he assumed administrative responsibilities.
Rabbi Goldstein strongly believes in educating the whole child with the Torah and yiras shamayim (reverence of G-d)
at the very center. Respecting the social, emotional, physical, and spiritual facets of the child and recognizing that each child has a unique derech (path) is central to his educational philosophy.
Rabbi Goldstein is active with the Consortium of Jewish Day Schools, Torah U’Mesorah and is involved with the Harvard Principals Center.
Rabbi Goldstein’s goal is to advance Hillel Academy, allowing for unlimited potential, as it enters a new era of growth to the benefit of the Jewish community of Colorado.
 
After graduating with an honors degree in Business Management from Leeds Business School in the UK, Mordechai Hoffman worked as a Business Analyst in the IT industry, heading projects in the UK and the US, after which he took a few years off from his career to spend in yeshiva in Israel. After yeshiva he spent a few years working in the Israeli telecommunications industry, before moving to Denver to take up the position of Director of Operations for Aish/Ahavas Yisroel. Mr. Hoffman accepted the
Director position at Hillel Academy in the summer of 2007.
 
Terry Romer holds degrees from Michigan State University (BA in Education) and the University of Colorado (MA in Curriculum and Instruction). A Reading Specialist and classroom teacher, she has taught for over 30 years in every grade and at the university level. Additionally, she is the author of three books on the subject of Education and currently writes novel guides for teachers and students. Mrs. Romer has been a speaker for many organizations including the International Reading Association and the Colorado Department of Education. Her experience includes full-time training of new teachers and inservice training of college and public school administrators and teachers. A member of Phi Delta Kappa national education society, Mrs. Romer has been profiled in Colorado Parent Magazine. She has been on staff at Hillel Academy of Denver since 2005.
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