Experience the Difference
The Rothschild Society was established in the spirit of Baron de Rothschild, who was instrumental in providing great financial assistance to the early Zionist settlements in the late nineteenth century. The Rothschild Society is comprised of individuals who helped underwrite Emery/Weiner in its infancy. For Rothschild, the threats to Jewish continuity were the pogroms and anti-Semitism of Eastern Europe; thus he responded. For us, the threat to the Jewish continuity is assimilation and lack of education; thus we too must respond. The State of Israel could not have been born without Rothschild. Similarly, our school needs Rothschild-like support.
 
Members in this society are recognized publicly and permanently with a plaque mounted on The Rothschild Wall in the Freedman/Kaplan Commons, in addition to being acknowledged through other benefits. Rothschild Society membership requires a $100,000 gift, payable over four years (minimum $25,000 per year).

Rothschild Society Members
  • Rhona & Bruce Caress
  • Shari & Scott Frankel
  • Velva G. & H. Fred Levine
  • The Samuels Family
  • Shannon & Danny Sheena
  • The Stein Family/Triple-S Steel
  • Patti & Dan Steiner

Contact Us

List of 5 members.

  • Photo of Rebecca Starr

    Ms. Rebecca Starr 

    Director of Advancement
    (832) 204-5900
    San Francisco State University - B.S.
    San Francisco State University - M.S.
  • Photo of Ashley Matthews

    Ms. Ashley Matthews 

    Associate Director of Development
    (832) 204-5900
    Texas Tech University - B.A
  • Photo of Melissa Borinski

    Ms. Melissa Borinski 

    Assistant Director of Communications
    (832) 204-5900
    University of Georgia - A.B.
    University of South Carolina - M.L.I.S.
  • Photo of Kerianne Parker

    Ms. Kerianne Parker 

    Assistant Director of Communications
    (832) 204-5900
  • Photo of Tammy Feldstein

    Ms. Tammy Feldstein 

    Development Associate
    (832) 204-5900
    University of Texas, Austin - B.A.

The Emery/Weiner School

A private, pluralistic Jewish, college-preparatory middle and high school serving grades 6-12. 
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