Dr. Devorah (Linda) Andreev is an educational leader, researcher, and teacher with more than fifteen years of experience advancing teaching and learning in schools and universities. She earned her Ph.D. in Education from Harvard University, where her research focused on effective classroom instruction, literacy, and language development. Throughout her career, she has served as a classroom teacher, instructional coach, program director, and teacher educator, helping students and educators thrive across diverse educational settings.
Before pursuing doctoral studies, Dr. Andreev founded and directed an English Language Development program that served more than 600 students. She later conducted research and taught graduate courses at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, preparing future teachers, instructional coaches, and school leaders. Her work bridges research and practice, with a focus on strong instruction, meaningful learning, and helping every child reach their potential.
Dr. Andreev is deeply committed to Jewish education and to nurturing students’ intellectual growth, character development, and connection to Torah values. She believes strong schools are built through partnerships among students, families, and educators, and she is passionate about cultivating learning environments where academic excellence, middot, curiosity, and a love of learning flourish together.