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Report: As NY State School Enrollment Declines, Yeshivas Are Up 62.2%

"Jewish schools have grown by 46.3% in the city and 106.7% in the rest of the state."

600 Schools Remember Gush Katif

In Efrat, students recreated the Gush Katif human chain protest.

York University Reinstates Both Pro-Israel, Anti-Israel Student Groups After Clash

The suspensions meant that the groups’ privileges were temporarily revoked, including reserving rooms, and putting up posters and tables around campus for other events.

Ohr Torah Stone Launches Jewish Education Grants to Small European Communities

The first recipients of the grant will help strengthen seven small European communities in Helsinki, Finland; Riga, Latvia; Oslo, Norway; and Warsaw, Szczecin and Wroclaw, Poland.

New York Awards $10 Million to Protect Religious-Based Institutions and Schools

Eligible recipients will each get $50,000 for cameras, security training, door-hardening and other security enhancements.

Rivlin Welcomes Israeli Delegations to International Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Informatics Olympiads

“You talented youth are the face of the State of Israel, embodying the enormous potential we have in fields that can change the world.”

‘I’m A Nazi Girl, in a Nazi World’ Sings Student in Music Video Project...

The students were given nine points out of ten by the teacher, who was either laid off or fired.

Israel Invested NIS100 M. in Eastern Jerusalem Arab Neighborhoods, with a Focus on Education

It is part of a five-year plan to develop the Arab neighborhoods in eastern Jerusalem through a massive investment of billions.

American Islamic School Children Taught to ‘Liberate’ Land Belonging to Israel, and Praise ‘Blood...

The youngsters showed how they are being brainwashed to praise the “blood of martyrs” and “liberate” land belonging to the State of Israel.

All Encompassing Training for the Next Generation of ‘Problem-Solvers’

At the Center for Kehilla Development, a Jerusalem-based hub of rabbinic studies, potential rabbis learn how to serve their communities from A-Z

Not Enough, Say Yeshiva Groups, As NYSED Backpedals On Private School Requirements

The New York State Education Department issued clarifications to the lengthy, and sometimes, vague educational guidelines it had released on November 20.

Exclusive | Regents Data: Public Schools Lag Behind Yeshivas

While State Orders Private Schools to Beef up Secular Curriculum, Official Regents Data Shows Public Schools Lagging Behind Yeshivas.

Haredi Schools Threatened Under NY State DOE New Rules

The commissioner said private schools must provide 180 minutes of instruction on each secular subject each week, taught by a competent teacher.

Michigan U Professor: Sorry, Abigail, Must Obey Academic Boycott Against Israel

The university statement said “it is disappointing that a faculty member would allow their personal political beliefs to limit the support they are willing to otherwise provide for our students.

Trump Administration Reopens Rutgers Anti-Semitism Investigation Dropped by Obama WH

“The facts in this case, many of which were disregarded by the previous administration, are troubling.”

Tel Aviv University #8 in the World for Most Venture Capital-Backed Entrepreneurs

The new ranking is one spot up from last year, while TAU remains the only non-American university in PitchBook's top ten.

Strike Ends, School Year Begins for Israeli Preschools, Daycare Centers

The new agreement will “improve the quality of care for infants and correct an injustice for the care providers,” says Social Services Minister Haim Katz.

Israeli Academic Leading Call to Boycott Ariel University Conference

"If the academic code of ethics was created for any purpose at all, it was to combat academic boycotts of Israel."

2.3 Million Israeli Children Start School

They will be cared for by 194,000 teachers.

Knesset Passes Law Barring ‘Breaking the Silence’ from Schools

The new law adds to the goals of Israel's public education bringing up school children with the ideal of serving either in the IDF or the National Service.

CBS: 77 Thousand Israelis Received Academic Degrees in 2017

In 5777 (2016/17), 2,700 Haredim (5.3%) received their first degree, and 2.2% their second degree.

The Best Ingredients for a Successful Career in Today’s Global Economy

Don’t just get the career, get the career that’s in demand! Here’s why you should apply for a combined business and law degree.

Rejuvenation: Nothing ScaVentured, Nothing Gamed [audio]

Learn about Israel ScaVentures, the ultimate in interactive and educational learning about the country via sophisticated and well planned guided scaventure hunts. Eve Harow speaks with founder Tali Kaplinski Tarlow today on Rejuvenation.

Students on Archaeology Program Unearth a 1,700-Year-Old Coin

Students from Sharon region are helping excavate Byzantine-era site as part of a local initiative to spark an interest in history among youth.

Arab Students Remained Seated at Education Ministry Event while Everyone Stood for Hatikva

They did not expect the Arab school staff and students to sing the Hatikva, but they could at least respect the national anthem by standing up and not remain seated while the anthem was playing.

Eilat Plans New Beach Initiative

The municipality is planning an ecological beach and environmental education center in order to educate the public about the treasures that await beneath the waves.

A Students Primer: 5 Steps to Surviving an Extended Stay in Israel

By following these helpful tips, you will be one-step ahead and prepared for an exciting, life-changing experience in Israel.

Unique Jerusalem Yeshiva Sets $1 Million Goal for One-Day’s Fundraising Effort

In addition to its comprehensive curricular program and engaging Israel experience, Yeshivat Netiv Aryeh provides support to its lone soldiers/alumni serving in the IDF.

QUICK: Israel Needs 6,000 Qualified English Teachers

Last week Bennett rolled out a new reform to strengthen spoken English, but there’s a major difference between an abstract plan and reality.

Research Group: Israeli Education Near Bottom of Developed World

The quality of Israel’s education has improved over past two decades, and yet Israel is near the bottom of the developed world, its 8th graders get correct answers on only half their math questions, Israel’s weakest students are also the weakest in the developed world, and Israel’s top students rank only in the bottom third of the developed world.

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