News & Events
Why CASJE? - Mitchel Malkus
September 3, 2015I became involved in Jewish education because I believe that a deep understanding of Jewish history, texts, culture, Hebrew language, and Israel is the best way to ensure a vibrant Jewish future. Read
Four Ideas for Engaging Families with Young Children in Jewish Life
September 2, 2015Every new parent understands the pressure and stress associated with finding the best ways to create a rich and fulfilling future for their children. Faced with societal expectations, money... Read
Mentoring Seminar offers fellowship and guidance to emerging scholars
August 25, 2015The Emerging Scholars Mentoring Seminar, now in its second year, is a project of the Network for Research in Jewish Education with support from CASJE and the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for... Read
Pathway to Engagement? The Promise of Jewish Early Childhood Education
August 5, 2015For the first blogcast in a series on Jewish Early Childhood Education, a researcher, practitioner, and funder will participate in a conversation about Jewish ECE serving as a “gateway” into broader... Read
Why CASJE? - Chip Edelsberg
July 27, 2015In this new feature, members of the CASJE Advisory Board write about why they got involved in Jewish education and how they see CASJE as contributing to the field. This first post is from Charles... Read
Helping Principals Focus on Teaching and Learning
July 16, 2015Making Time for Instructional Leadership, a new three-volume report comissioned by the Wallace Foundation, describes how about 700 schools around the nation are using the “SAM process,” an approach... Read
The Price of Summertime Fun – or – the Real Cost of Camp
July 8, 2015Summer is here, and I’ve been thinking about camp. For Jews, summer camp is a long standing institution full of first loves, bug bites, bug juice, Israeli shlichim, a modicum of Hebrew, bunks, s’... Read
First Joint Conference on Research in Jewish Education
June 8, 2015