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Frequently Asked Questions about the CASJE National Jewish Educator Census
June 2, 2020
Re-imagining The Future Of Hebrew In America
May 27, 2020Along with Hebrew at the Center, CASJE is pleased to co-sponsor a conversation on "Re-imagining The Future Of Hebrew In America," with Sharon Avni, Professor, BMCC, and Avital Karpman,... Read
In the Face of Disruption Don’t Just Pivot, Reorient
May 19, 2020For some time the tech world has been governed by the concept of disruptive innovation selling us on the promise that progress comes when we move fast and break things. I was never a fan of adapting... Read
Leadership in the COVID-19 Wilderness - A Series for Jewish Early Childhood Leaders
May 13, 2020CASJE will be presenting its findings as part of a series for Jewish Early Childhood Leaders called "Leadership in the COVID-19 Wilderness." This project is a joint initiative of The... Read
Where Does the Time Go for Jewish Day School Leaders
May 11, 2020Researchers who study school leadership use time-use research to understand in what ways school leaders spend their time and the degree to which their time continues to be administration-bound,... Read
How “Second-in-Command” Leaders in Jewish Day Schools Spend Their Time and Why it Matters
May 7, 2020First in a series, this brief reports on findings from a secondary analysis of data collected for CASJE’s Jewish Educational Leadership in Day Schools study. Together these briefs offer insight into... Read
What Will Happen to Jewish Preschool and the Teachers our Children Love?
April 13, 2020Like almost all Jewish educators, Jewish early childhood educators have worked with tremendous speed, diligence, and focus to master new technologies and pivot during this crisis. Read
Resources in Response to COVID-19
March 24, 2020CASJE has curated a set of resources that look at how changes as a result of COVID-19 are testing education in a variety of settings, including K-12 schooling, after-school learning, early childhood... Read
Hebrew becomes hip in American schools as a boon for kids and communities
February 12, 2020Along with its increasing popularity come some significant challenges, such as finding qualified educators to run classes and programs. Read
Eight Communities and Local Organizations Selected for Major Study on the Recruitment, Retention, and Development of Educators in Jewish Settings in North America
December 3, 2019Eight communities and local organizations have been selected to participate in the first strand of a three-part, comprehensive research project addressing the recruitment, retention, and development... Read