Stanley Kleinman

Stanley Kleinman, also recognized as Yisroel Kleinman, is an esteemed Rabbi, teacher, and community leader from Brooklyn, NY. His professional journey in education began in 1983 at Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway, NY, where he served until 2023. He currently holds a teaching position at Lifeprep Education, which he took up in 2022. In addition to his educational roles, Stanley has been influential as a Choir Director and an emergency responder trainer with the Hatzalah Volunteer Rescue Squad in Brooklyn since 1988. Stanley has established himself as a pivotal figure in education and community development. He founded Oorah, the One Summer Camp, an initiative impacting young individuals and the broader community. His exceptional educational commitment has been recognized with several awards, including the Darchei Torah Teacher of the Year and the Joseph S. and Caroline Gruss Excellent Teachers Award.His contributions to community service extend beyond the classroom. Stanley has held significant leadership roles at Cong. Agudath Israel of Midwood was president in 1994 and is currently in Gabbai. He has also been instrumental in the foundation and ongoing operations of Hatzolah of Richmond County since 1984. He has been a vital Board of Directors and Rabbinical Oversight member for Hatzolah of Flatbush since 1987. Stanley's involvement also includes grief counseling, public speaking, providing support, and sharing valuable insights. He is an active member of the Alumni Association of Yeshiva of Staten Island and served on the Agudath Israel of America's Va'ad Hanholah from 1996 to 2006. Stanley Kleinman's expertise spans teaching, administration, public relations, program development, and community outreach. His passion for music and spirituality is vividly showcased in his role as a Choir Director, where he cultivates an environment of faith and harmony. Stanley's multifaceted contributions inspire and positively influence his community, showcasing his leadership and dedication to enriching lives.