Simi Valley/Moorpark Republican Women Membership Luncheon

Since 1970,  Bruce has dedicated his professional life to public and Jewish education. He began his career in 1970  in the afternoon religious school at Temple Beth Hillel in Valley Village California, as a teacher and principal of the lower school. Co-terminus with his religious school work, he taught English and history in the public school sector for six years, founding a school-within-a-school for kids who just needed an extra leg up. After his sojourn in public school education,  Bruce went on to found and lead three Jewish high schools in Los Angeles, including Yeshiva University of Los Angeles High School (1979-92), Milken Community High School (1992-2000), and de Toledo High School (2000-2018). 

During many summers, Bruce directed Camp Alonim of the Brandeis Bardin Institute from 1976 to 1978, and directed the Brandeis Collegiate Institute (BCI) from 1985-89.  

In addition to helping to found three Jewish high schools in Los…