YU School Partnership Builds Infrastructure of Support and Mentoring for New Teachers
Tag: education
Enough is Enough
Cynthia Wachtell on New York State’s Flawed Public School Standardized Testing
Here I Am
Mayor Cory Booker: “Use Your Faith to Help and Inspire Others”
The Role of Religion in Education and Public Life
Straus Center Presents May 7 Discussion with Newark Mayor Cory Booker
Educators Educate Each Other
Day School Leaders Pool Knowledge and Ideas as Part of YU School-Partnership’s Critical Friends Groups
New Dimensions in Jewish Education
Collection of Azrieli Research on Orthodox Day School Education Combines Theory with Practice
Adding Enthusiasm to the Classroom
School Partnership’s YUTeach Fellowships Provide Mentoring and Support for Young Educators in Jewish Day Schools Across the Country
Exploring the Jewish Day School of the Future
Leaders in Jewish Education to Convene for North American Jewish Day School Conference More than 600 leaders and educators at Jewish day schools across the spectrum of Jewish practice will convene February 6 – 8 in Los Angeles for the North American Jewish Day School Conference, exploring issues and approaches changing the face and direction […]
The New Class of Jewish Educators
Jewish Day School Principals Take Part in On Campus Chinuch Recruitment at Yeshiva University Jewish day school principals and administrators from across North America convened at Yeshiva University on November 15 for a day of On Campus Chinuch [education] Recruitment. The event, organized by YU’s Institute for University-School Partnership, a division of the Azrieli Graduate School […]
Dinner Honorees Stress Vital Importance of a YU Education in Difficult Times
Yeshiva University’s three undergraduate schools—Yeshiva College, Stern College for Women and Sy Syms School of Business—held their first combined Undergraduate Dinner on June 17 at Pier Sixty, Chelsea Piers in New York City. In the words of Marjorie Diener Blenden, chairman emeritus of Stern’s Board, the dinner was “a celebration of four individuals who opened their hearts to YU”—Benjamin S. Chouake, MD, Suzanne and Miles Berger and Philip Friedman, all distinguished members of the schools’ Boards.