Reinventing Congregational Education
UJA-Federation of New York has taken bold steps to revitalize the synagogue-based educational system in the greater New York area.
Through special initiatives, UJA-Federation is literally reinventing the way students learn — and teachers teach — to inspire a new generation to embrace their Jewish traditions.
The Challenge of Transforming Synagogue Schools
- There are 250 Jewish schools in the eight-county New York area, and approximately 40,000 Jewish school-age children.
UJA-Federation’s Response
UJA-Federation has established promising initiatives to help synagogue-based educators strengthen their programs through our beneficiary agencies and grantees.
In the last year, our collective impact helped provide:
- 5,700 children from the greater New York area with relevant and fun congregational-school programs.
- A focus on 100 congregational schools serving approximately 18,000 children through our funding to the Jewish Education Project.
Learn more about our network’s congregational schools or find help.
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