Jewish education
Jewish education organization targets program at adults with intellectual disabilities
The program, called What’s Mine is Yours: Jewish Adult Learning for All., aims to provide Jewish academic resources for adults with disabilities, who have few options for Jewish educations.
After 4 years of war, Ukraine’s Jews adapt to a life of sirens, shortages and uncertainty
Elite South African school apologizes over refusal to play Jewish day school at fixture
Teaching Jewish happiness after October 7: An educator's fresh approach to Jewish pride
Teaching complexity and nuance: Jewish education is not just black and white - opinion
The late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks suggests achieving this by teaching our students to think dialectically.
Jewish education as a shield: Empowering children against rising antisemitism – opinion
In times of rising hate, Jewish education empowers children to thrive and preserve their heritage.
Now is the time to invest in Jewish day schools for a stronger Jewish future – opinion
How Jewish day schools are creating vibrant communities and a resilient Jewish future.
Yael Foundation: Empowering Jewish students to choose Jewish education
The Yael Foundation has introduced a groundbreaking leadership program for Jewish school principals worldwide, empowering them to transform their schools into top choices for Jewish students.
New Jewish school in NYC draws interest with classical curriculum amid cultural shifts
Emet Classical Academy, a new Jewish school in NYC, opens its doors with a classical education model, drawing real interest from families seeking an alternative to progressive educational values.
Education as the key to Jewish resilience and global impact - opinion
Amid rising challenges, Jewish education must stay a priority, nurturing future leaders to ensure Jewish children not only survive but thrive.
How has Jewish education in the Diaspora been affected since October 7?
The role that Israel plays in Jewish life in the Diaspora has taken on a new significance, with the Hamas attacks and the Swords of Iron War, coupled with the rapid spread of global antisemitism.
Hadar’s new plan has it minting rabbis, opening synagogues. Is it a denomination now?
Over time, Hadar’s brand of “traditional egalitarian” study and observance gained adherents and its programs reached a broader class of Jewish laypeople, professionals and educators.
Tel Aviv parents protest against decrease in religious study curriculum for kids
"We were very surprised to see dozens of hours of Tanakh lessons removed from the curriculum," said Dorit Yitzhak, CEO of the Meirim organization.
Who will teach the next generation of Jewish children? - opinion
We need to take up the baton to catalyze a new era for educators.
