Background
Miller, Richard Morton was born on June 12, 1948 in Newark, New Jersey, United States. Son of Isaac and Blanche (Eisen) Miller.
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Richard Morton Miller, American Administrator, principal. Ordained rabbi, 1994; certified administrator, teacher. Machon Greenberg scholarship and education bureau of Jewish Educators, 1971-1972; recipient WATE award Western Association of Jewish Educators, 1971, Family Education Program award Solomon Schecter, 1982, Gamoran National Curriculum award National Association of Educators, 1976.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University of Southern California, 1971; Master of Arts, University of Southern California, 1976.
Career
Director, Emanuel Sch, Wichita, Kansas, 1974-1978;
principal, HNT School, Mercer Island, Washington, 1978-1984;
principal, Community Tahmud Torah, Denver, 1984-1988;
director, Tuscon Hebrew Academy, since 1988;
principal, Hillel Academy, Milwaukee, since 1990. Teacher credential review board Education Council, Seattle, 1979-1982. Board directors Jewish Ednl.
Council, Seattle, 1979-1982. Delegate 4th World Hebrew Congress, Jerusalem, 1972. Chairman Prins. Council, Milwaukee, since 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman professional division Milwaukee Jewish Federation, 1992-1994. Member Community Planning Council, Milwaukee, 1992. Member personnel issues task force Lead Community Project, Milwaukee, since 1993.
Member steering committee Council for Initiatives in Jewish Education, Milwaukee, since 1994. Member ASCD, Wisconsin Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Educators Council of America, Prins. Center of Cardinal Stritch College, Torah UmesorahCoun.
Interests
Connections
Married Unyce Louise Rose, June 27, 1976;children: Adena, Rachel, Joshua, Rivka.
Awards
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Machon Greenberg scholarship and education bureau of Jewish Educators, 1971-1972. Recipient WATE award Western Association of Jewish Educators, 1971, Family Education Program award Solomon Schecter, 1982, Gamoran National Curriculum award National Association of Educators, 1976.Machon Greenberg scholarship and education bureau of Jewish Educators, 1971-1972. Recipient WATE award Western Association of Jewish Educators, 1971, Family Education Program award Solomon Schecter, 1982, Gamoran National Curriculum award National Association of Educators, 1976.