In this episode of Leadership Lenses, we sit down with Rabbi Dr. Jeffrey Kobrin to explore what it really means to lead a school community made up of families from profoundly different cultural backgrounds. Drawing on his experience at North Shore Hebrew Academy, we look at how differences in educational priorities, religious practice, and family expectations can create both tension and opportunity. Together, we consider how leaders can honor each family’s values while also creating shared experiences that help students learn from one another and appreciate perspectives beyond their own. When we approach these differences with curiosity and respect, we can transform them into a source of strength for our schools, building communities that are more open, more connected, and more reflective of the full tapestry of Klal Yisrael.More Resources at – ⁠https://kislowiczconsulting.com/resources/