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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They might be able to make do with a program where Hebrew teachers only stayed a year or two (think about the IT/Appletree model, where there are teaching fellows), IF they get a strong principal and a core staff that stays longer.  There are lots of Israelis who might like a year or two teaching experience in the US--after military service, as a sabbatical from teaching in Israel, recent college grads, etc.[/quote]

Maybe some Brandeis delet fellows.[/quote]

That can work but would require the school to create some sort of exchange or fellowship, or go through an H1B type process to enable foreign nationals to work here after proving that efforts to recruit qualified U.S. citizens failed. Can be done but takes a while and comes with associated legal fees etc.[/quote]

Actually, you can teach on others types of visas as an exchange--mostly on J visa.  Lots of public schools around the U.S. do it for native speakers.  It's not very complicated.  Some teachers stay for years this way, legally.[/quote]

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