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Rachel-Ann Levy
Director of Marketing & Communications
Rachel-Ann Levy found her niche in the Los Angeles non-profit space at an early age. A self proclaimed “workaholic,” she takes pride in knowing that her efforts and hours are positively contributing to society. Over the past 14 years, Rachel-Ann has worked in communications, development, event management and community outreach for organizations including UCLA, the LAX Coastal Chamber of Commerce, the Anti-Defamation League (LA), Allies for Every Child, most recently VBS Day School, and Sinai Temple, where she served as Director of Communications & Development for three years, managing all Temple communications, marketing, development operations and fundraising efforts.
A West Los Angeles native, Rachel-Ann received her B.A. in English from UCLA and worked for the university’s Communications Board, igniting her passion for non-profit work and strategic communications in particular. In her "off" time, Rachel-Ann is a dedicated runner, pilates addict, Peloton junkie, health food enthusiast, and bargain hunter.
Returning to the Sinai community is much like a homecoming for Rachel-Ann. She is thrilled to join the warm, welcoming SAA team and enjoys working with and supporting parents, staff and community members in a mission to provide clear, mission based communications and help sustain and elevate the excellence of the school.
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Sinai Akiba Academy is a private Jewish day school in Los Angeles, serving students in Early Childhood through Grade 8. We also offer a variety of parenting classes and programs for children through our Parenting Center. A Sinai Temple school.
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Sinai Akiba Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.