Rochester, NY is home to a historic, thriving and growing Jewish community. The community is diverse, including Modern Orthodox, Sephardic, Yeshivish and Chabad shuls, but also tight-knit, non-judgmental and active: every week, there are a variety of social and educational events happening for folks of all ages, as well as many daily minyan options. From pre-kindergarten through high school, Rochester has excellent formal and informal Jewish educational opportunities that allow every child to blossom and become their best selves. In Rochester, we also have a state-of-the art Jewish Community Center, a very active Jewish Federation, and a full range of other Jewish organizations that encompass every aspect of Jewish life.
Life here is simple, hassle-free and inexpensive. You’ll never have to worry about traffic (really!), and you’ll rarely need to travel more than 20 minutes to get where you’re going. Job opportunities are plentiful, especially in the medical and high-tech fields. You can buy a lovely 4-bedroom house a few blocks from a shul for under $300,000. In beautiful Rochester, there is always something you can do with the family as you will be in close proximity to parks, lakes, hiking trails, museums and theaters.
If you are looking for a friendly, low-stress community where you will be part of a warm family, then we wholeheartedly invite you to visit us in Rochester! We’re ready to help you plan your move, and we will be happy to help you find great jobs, the perfect house, and everything else necessary for your success here.
Incentives:
Tuition & synagogue membership assistance
Real estate and job placement assistance
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