Jewish Education

Undergraduate and graduate programs in Jewish studies and Jewishi education

Hebrew Institute of Boston is a non-profit organization providing services and opportunities related to Hebrew language, including translation, consultation on Hebrew teaching techniques, courses for professionals, Israeli matriculation exams, Hebrew kindergarten, and customized ketubbot.

Henry J. Roth, Ph. D., is the Principal of the Jewish Children's Bureau Therapeutic Day School for children & adolescents with special educational needs. Dr. Roth has been working since 1989 with Orthodox elementary & high school students who have emotional and behavioral problems that get in the way of learning & studying. He has written a book detailing his experiences and strategies for dealing with both educational and religious needs: "Climbing Jacob's Ladder: Teaching and Counseling Orthodox students" is published by Dwelling Place Publishers.

Herzl and RMHA at The Denver Campus for Jewish Education. The Denver Campus brings together two of the finest schools in our community to create a premiere K-12 campus community that welcomes students from all Jewish backgrounds and affiliations, providing superior Jewish and secular education. Students attend Theodor Herzl Jewish Day School (Herzl)at the primary level and progress to Rocky Mountain Hebrew Academy (RMHA)for their secondary education. With over 50 years of combined Jewish day school experience, both schools have distinguished records of academic success.

A resource for Jewish Youth Professionals

A student-built website about Israel's technology during it's 50 years of statehood, and how the technology is shared with developing countries around the world.

Description of the activities of the IACC, abstracts of our publications, events, initiatives and programs of the community centers. Details on every one of the 180 community centers, and 300 community schools. The information at the site is updated daily. Browsing the site using Explorer 4.0 and above.

Comprehensive list of all Israel Experience programs for youth, as well as informal educational activities & publications

"Your road to Israel." A weekly email publication for high school students. Includes in-depth examination of issues, highlights school projects, details Israel trips, contains interactive components as well as articles by American and Israeli students, and more, to help prepare students for pro-Israel advocacy on college campus. Published by the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, prepated by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, and funded by a grant from The AVI CHAI Foundation.

The site is a companion piece to the series of guides which promote the teaching of Israel in a compelling way to Jews of all ages, in various settings.

Database of links to institutions of higher education, research centers, research funds, professional associations, and science related government agencies in Israel. The event lists include Knesset science committee meetings, and international conferences in Israel.

Journal encouraging multi-disciplinary scholarship on the development of Israeli society and culture.

Who Are We? ISTOCHNIK is a coalition of prominent educational organizations on four continents. How Do We Reach Our Targets? Over the Internet now available even in the remotest areas. To do what? To provide the 200 Jewish educational faculties of the Former Soviet Union, with the teaching and training materials not otherwise available. To re-connect the unconnected Jews of the FSU with their fellow Jews.