The Shefa School
Brittany Zucker is an experienced education professional specializing in reading and language intervention. Currently serving as the Lower School Reading Coordinator at The Shefa School since August 2018, Brittany oversees the reading program, develops curriculum, and supports teachers in implementing effective reading comprehension strategies. Additionally, as a Speech & Language Pathologist, Brittany utilizes structured, multisensory approaches to support students with language-based learning disabilities. Brittany also runs a private practice, BZ Language & Literacy, offering individualized interventions for children facing reading and spelling difficulties. Prior roles include working as a Speech-Language Pathologist at DREAM and providing therapy as a Graduate Clinician at various institutions. Brittany holds a Master's degree in Speech and Language Pathology from Hunter College and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The Shefa School
The Shefa School is a Jewish community day school in Manhattan serving students in grades 1–8 who benefit from a specialized educational environment in order to develop their strengths while addressing their learning challenges. We specifically serve students with language-based learning disabilities who have not yet reached their potential levels of success in traditional classroom settings. Shefa is a pluralistic community school serving families across the range of Jewish involvement and observance.