Coach Moe had a dream of teaching and educating kids into what he coined as the ultimate achievement of becoming a “Mensch Athlete”. Moe has been working in the Jewish community for over 20 years instilling values of respect, leadership, sportsmanship, and sports fundamentals in hundreds of todays youth. He currently serves as the Athletic Director at Gindi Maimonides Academy and has been doing so for the past 12 years. From coaching, to personal training, to mentoring, and beyond Moe has put his imprint on the Los Angeles community. He has worked with NBA athletes as well as many coaches and trainers with extensive backgrounds and years of experience. Moe looks forward to every summer where he gets a chance to change kids lives by giving them a sense of confidence, pride, and leadership they never thought they had.

Hello! My name is Jason Ridgeway. Background? Glad you asked:
Graduated from Biola University 1998.
Played scholarship basketball, track, and a little club volleyball. And I have been playin and teaching sports ever since...
I have been teaching for 20 years and Currently I am a 4th grade teacher at Gindi Maimonides Academy. I am coming up on my 3rd year at this school. 
I am excited to be workin this summer with Coach Mo and his amazing entourage. I can’t wait to help youth realize that the first step to a better life is having ‘an attitude of gratitude’ while embracing an athletic responsibility to pressures on and off the court and field. In essence...  How to live an athletic and academic life and be a good athletic and academic person.

Hi, I’m Haley Schwartz! I have been teaching for almost 7 years in LA, and am completing my fourth year as a Kindergarten teacher at Gindi Maimonides. In addition to working with children, I’m incredibly passionate about dance and yoga, and find it important to integrate authentic movement into our lives. I’ve been dancing since the age of 3, with an emphasis on jazz and contemporary styles. I spent my four years in high school on a competition Dance Team, taking on the role of Captain for two of those years. Both dance and yoga are common practices in my classroom, as I believe it’s important to offer children a space to express themselves through movement. I am so thrilled to be joining the team at Moe’s Camp for Summer 2020, and hope that the meaningful connections made will support your child in and out of camp. Looking forward to an incredible summer!  

Will Alexander is a grassroots organizer, who specializes in the development of young men and women participating in athletics. Years of dedication mentoring amateur, collegiate, and professional athletes, has enabled him to build a global network between players, coaches, and executives. He has coached boy's varsity basketball for 22 years at Inglewood High School, Inglewood, California. His dedication to coaching also extended 21 years at the co-ed Michael Jordan Flight School, Santa Barbara, California. Throughout his lifework,  Mr. Alexander’s honesty and integrity have earned him respect in establishing rapport between this vast network in sports and entertainment. His loyalty and efforts have afforded him work as a coach, consultant and personal advisor.

My name is Morah Faigy, I’ve been a teacher in Maimonides Academy for the past four years. I’m so excited to bring my past camp experiences to Moe’s camp this summer! I love dancing, playing sports, and finding new adventures throughout the day. I can’t wait to be part of the Moe’s camp family!

Hi, my name is Jonny! For middle school, I attended Maimonides Academy and graduated high school from YULA in 2018. Currently, I’m studying accounting at California State University, Northridge and enjoy playing sports in my spare time. This upcoming summer will be my seventh year being a part of the Moe’s Camp family, as both a head counselor and an assistant director. With each year brings exciting and memorable experiences that I’ll never forget with my campers. I look forward to another fun-filled summer experience with new and returning faces!