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Aaron Twerski, reflecting on the conflict between the New York State Education Department (NYSED) and Chasidic schools, emphasizes the need for Chasidic educ...

Governor Kathy Hochul's decision to remove Palestinian studies job listings at Hunter College has reignited debate over academic freedom and allegations of a...

A Jewish student objects to an AP Research assignment that required analyzing a Washington Post article on Gaza, deemed by the student as biased and antisemi...

Jewish education is being encouraged to reconnect with spirituality, as highlighted by the efforts of Jewish LearningWorks in the Bay Area. Despite a deep gr...

Jewish day schools have made significant investments in infrastructure and administrative roles, yet teachers—central to the educational experience—face chro...

Adir Academy is set to become the first Jewish day school in the U.S. specifically for high school students with mental health challenges, opening in New Yor...

This personal reflection recounts the profound impact that Rav Mattisyahu Salomon ztzl had on the author's life as a young student. Meeting Rav Salomon durin...

Exploring the power of language and historical perspective, Cindy Scarr recounts a poignant visit with seminary students to the site of a massacre, using it ...

Exploring the practice of using rewards as a parenting tool, Cindy Scarr's article weighs the pros and cons of this approach. Critics argue that rewarding ch...

Devori Nussbaum, an integrative psychotherapist, narrates her personal journey of overcoming challenges like a lonely childhood, poor self-image, an eating d...

Facing History & Ourselves, a nonprofit known for its educational resources on genocide and human rights, faces internal and external criticism for its handl...

"Raising 3 Boys in an Orthodox Home...With No Rules?!" offers a glimpse into the unconventional approach to parenting within an Orthodox Jewish family, focus...

Israeli historian Avi Shilon reflects on his experience teaching a modern Israel history course at Columbia University, which became the center of a campus c...

The ongoing Charedi protest against the UK's Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill highlights the tension between religious and governmental educational stan...

The Workers Circle is launching an intriguing 10-week online course focused on Hasidic creativity in Yiddish, starting February 26. The course, taught by Yid...

Barnard College has expelled two students involved in a protest that disrupted a class on Israeli history by shouting pro-Palestinian slogans and distributin...

Miriam Mark, a mother and executive director of Teach CA, reflects on the recent success of Orthodox Jewish parents in securing a landmark court decision. Th...

Joshua Hoffman, representing Future of Jewish, appeals for support to continue their mission of deepening understanding of Judaism, Israel, and Jewish global...

Andrew Pessin, a professor at Connecticut College, warns of escalating antisemitism within academic settings, particularly focusing on events at his own inst...

Jewish students Evan Cohen and Daniel Solomon discuss their personal experiences with antisemitism on college campuses, reflecting alarming trends highlighte...

The Santa Ana Unified School District in Orange County, California, has agreed to halt its ethnic studies courses amid allegations of antisemitic content, as...

Discussion centers on motivating a seemingly apathetic generation within Jewish communities, focusing on developing personal responsibility and ambition. Key...

A Toronto District School Board meeting spanning 14 hours was contentious as trustees deliberated on whether to accept a report on antisemitism containing 32...

The Jewish Digital Summit 2025, organized by 70 Faces Media, is set to offer a comprehensive program for Jewish professionals aiming to enhance their digital...

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) recently halted public funding for two Brooklyn yeshivas due to non-compliance with secular education standar...

Future of Jewish, a publication dedicated to providing in-depth coverage and analysis of Jewish life, Israel, and global Jewish issues, seeks financial suppo...

Rachel Kohn reflects on the contemporary Jewish community's response to rising antisemitism and the challenges facing Jewish youth today. She highlights a se...

The iCenter's Mifgash That Matters program is an immersive educational experience that brings Jewish educators and professionals to Israel to confront its co...

Rabbi Raphael Zarum explores the historicity of the Bible, examining whether it holds as a historical and divine text. He differentiates between studying the...

Scott Yenor, a conservative activist appointed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to chair the University of West Florida board, is facing widespread criticism...

Following the October 7 Hamas attacks, Washington University in St. Louis has discreetly opened its doors to Jewish students seeking refuge from antisemitic ...

The New York State Education Department has decided to cut public funding to two Brooklyn yeshivas in Williamsburg, citing failure to meet secular education ...

Columbia University has introduced a new option for students requiring kosher meals by allowing them to use their meal points at the Jewish Theological Semin...

The article emphasizes the importance of supporting small-town Jewish communities, highlighting how neglect in this area can lead to spiritual and practical ...

A children's picture book on Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been removed from U.S. military school libraries, alongside other books like "Freckleface Strawberry" an...

ADHD is a complex and misunderstood condition, often coexisting with other psychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder, referred ...

Rabbi Dr. Ari Lamm delves into the role Jewish texts have played and continue to play in shaping broader cultural narratives and civilizational structures, p...

In a recent feature for Mishpacha Magazine, Rabbi Meir Simcha Stein discusses modern educational dilemmas, including the ethics of using AI tools like chat G...

The article by Gilad Peled discusses the challenges facing Israel education in the wake of the events of October 7, 2023, and the importance of adapting educ...

Harvard graduate and Jewish advocate Shabbos Kestenbaum discusses with Eylon Levy the complexities surrounding university disciplinary systems, particularly ...

Harvard professor's recent decision to ban Israeli speakers from her class, citing the dominance of the Israeli narrative, has sparked concerns about rising ...

In "Campus Antisemitism Unmasked," Eylon Levy and student activist Shabbos Kestenbaum delve into the issue of antisemitism on college campuses, using a recen...

Massachusetts schools are embroiled in controversy due to teaching materials accused of promoting antisemitic imagery. These include a dollar bill folded int...

Yisroel Brownstein's account of surviving the 1989 United Flight 232 crash at the age of nine highlights not only the physical trauma but also the profound e...

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on the constitutionality of Oklahoma's St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, which stands to become the first...

The article revisits the ongoing debate within Orthodox Judaism between Centrist Orthodoxy, which balances Torah study with secular knowledge (Mada), and rig...

Nicole Ellefson recounts her transformative journey in Jewish education, sparked by a troubling experience when her child learned a simplistic and patriarcha...

Jewish campus leaders urge a shift from merely responding to antisemitism to promoting Jewish flourishing in colleges. Hillels and similar organizations are ...

During a hearing on antisemitism in Massachusetts public schools, State Representative Simon Cataldo showcased a controversial image of a dollar bill folded ...

University of Michigan Regent Jordan Acker shares his family's personal experience with antisemitic attacks that were part of broader targeting against Jews,...