Hebrew school
She didn’t go to Hebrew school, but she she made an extremely accurate movie about it — a conversation with Olivia Peace
Director Olivia Peace and screenwriter Jess Zeidman collaborated on the teen drama “Tahara,” which premiered at Slamdance Film Festival.
Chicago Jewish schools make plans to open— and experience an enrollment boomlet
Reopening is close at hand for Chicago’s Jewish day schools, after-school programs, and public school Hebrew language departments.
Rabbi Missing After Jumping In Ocean To Rescue Student
The missing rabbi, who was at the beach with about 20 teenage students, has been named as Reuven Bauman, 35, a teacher at Yeshiva Toras Chaim in VA
Hebrew School Isn’t Supposed To Be ‘Fun’
With its plenty and its safety for religious minorities, America had given Jews a lot. But it had also deprived its Jews of something.
Why I’m Going Back To Hebrew School — 40 Years Later
Only 13% of American Jews know Hebrew. It’s time to change that.
My Black History Spans More Than A Month
I worked in a world—Hebrew schools—that was overwhelmingly female, white, upper middle class, Northern/Northeast, heterosexual and born into the Jewish community bubble. I was absolutely none of those things. I made a sport of grinning and bearing through my differences.
The Rise of Private Hebrew Tutoring
When it comes to extreme parenting, it takes a lot to surprise me. I’ve spent a decade studying child beauty pageants and just published a book, Playing to Win: Raising Children in a Competitive Culture, about 95 families with elementary school-age children who compete in chess, dance, and soccer. But while researching Playing to Win I was struck by something I had never heard of before: private Hebrew tutoring.
Hebrew School Has Nowhere To Go But Up
Study after study shows that Hebrew schools are failing to engage Jewish teens. It’s a shofar blast for change — so why does nothing happen?
Trauma-rama, Hebrew School Style
If you went to Hebrew school, you know you some really, truly embarrassing moments. Being the No. 4 candle in a Hanukkah play has to be up there.