Jewish Education Heroine

Recognize the significant role that Vichna Kaplan played in launching the Beth Jacob schools for young Jewish women in America.

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The Origins of Formal Jewish Education in the United States

Today, thankfully, there are hundreds of Jewish elementary schools in the United States that teach both Judaic and general studies. The paradigm for this movement was the founding of…

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The Critical Importance of Jewish Education

Vigorously support Jewish education, whether formal or informal, primary or secondary, for novices or advanced rabbinical students.

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The Origins of Formal Jewish Education in the United States

Today, thankfully, there are hundreds of Jewish elementary schools in the United States that teach both Judaic and general studies. The paradigm for this movement was the founding of…

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The Importance of Jewish Education

Vigorously support Jewish education, whether formal or informal, primary or secondary, for novices or advanced rabbinical students.

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Jewish Educational Heroine

Recognize the significant role that Vichna Kaplan played in launching the Beth Jacob schools for Jewish girls in America. As a result of Vichna Kaplan’s herculean efforts, thousands of…

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Jewish Education For All

As a confirmation of the trailblazing work of Sarah Schenirer, make certain that your daughter and son receive a proper Jewish education.

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Support Jewish Education for Children

Whether enrolling one’s children, tutoring other children, or donating to a school for Jewish children, there are few worthier causes in the pantheon of Jewish philanthropy than Jewish…

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The Origins of Formal Jewish Education in the United States

Today, thankfully, there are hundreds of Jewish elementary schools in the United States that teach both Judaic and general studies. The paradigm for this movement was the founding of…

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Support Jewish Education

Vigorously support Jewish education, whether formal or informal, primary or secondary, for novices or advanced rabbinical students.

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