Jewish education
When Jewish teachers fight back: American Jewish teachers push back against antisemitism - opinion
Instead of buckling under hostile conditions, educators in the Jewish Affairs Caucus decided to stay and write new anti-discrimination protections into the NEA's governing documents.
Small classrooms, lasting legacies
Jewish Futures 2026 conference to explore how AI could reshape Jewish education
From learning to leading: How students can pass on Jewish tradition - opinion
New York becomes latest experiment in subsidies for Jewish day school tuition
The UJA Federation of New York has started a three-year $15 million pilot fund to help cover Jewish day school tuition in New York City, Westchester, and Long Island.
No. 19: Uri Poliavich: A game-changer for Jewish education and identity
Uri Poliavich understands that Jewish schools must be more than a safe haven; they must be centers of excellence that parents and children actively run toward.
Modern Learning Meets Ancient Lessons
New Parisian Jewish school is redefining education by blending time-honored heritage, innovative, cutting-edge pedagogical approach, and multilingual immersion
No Jewish child’s mind left behind: Rethinking Jewish education - opinion
Because the point is not merely to float. The point is to soar.
Jewish education: The first line of defense for Jews worldwide - opinion
'Education has to be the first line of defense because without it, most Jews will be unable to stand up and be proud.'
Israel needs a reimagined educational system that teaches how to disagree respectfully - opinion
The Hebrew state education system must now awaken to its historic responsibility. It must renew its commitment to the values of a Jewish and democratic state.
The challenge of Jewish day schools: Getting alumni involved - opinion
Alumni are a key demographic in ensuring the financial future of Jewish educational institutions.
Jewish schools, families poised for windfall under new federal tax-credit program
The $1,700 federal tax credit to support private school tuition delivers a long-sought victory to Orthodox Jewish advocacy groups and other religious education proponents.
The many faces of Shavuot harvest, revelation, and tradition
The Torah is described as the Tree of Life, and there is a legend that Mount Sinai once was a “green mountain” covered with trees and shrubs.
How can we connect and nurture Jewish communities outside of major cities? - opinion
When Jews living in small, rural, and remote communities don’t feel connected to the larger community, they are often left with a worrying sense of alienation.
