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The right tutoring can reverse learning loss from the pandemic

New research finds that in-school tutoring can help kids recover from learning loss they face due to the pandemic.

Doron Krakow reflects on seven chaotic years steering the JCC Association

In a wide-ranging interview, the outgoing president and CEO of the JCC Assocation says the organization is transitioning from a trade group to a movement and building its relationship with philanthropy

Jewish Early Childhood Education Initiative ElevatEd Launches in Denver/Boulder, North America

Denver and Boulder join ElevatEd—a pioneering initiative by Jewish organizations to address the early childhood Jewish education teacher shortage through educator training and community collaboration.

VP Kamala Harris Recognizes End of Community Violence Awareness Week and Acknowledges the Historic Graduation of Pioneering CVI Leadership Academy's Inaugural Cohort at White House Ceremony

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Friday at a White House ceremony recognizing the inaugural graduating class of the University of Chicago's pioneering Communi

VP Kamala Harris Recognizes End of Community Violence Awareness Week and Acknowledges the Historic Graduation of Pioneering CVI Leadership Academy's Inaugural Cohort at White House Ceremony

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Friday at a White House ceremony recognizing the inaugural graduating class of the University of Chicago's pioneering Communi

Cherryvale Day Camp Accepted for Prestigious Training Fellowship

Cherryvale Day Camp, part of Boulder JCC, joins the Cornerstone Fellowship to enhance Jewish culture and professional development for returning counselors, welcoming children 4-13 of all backgrounds.

Groups announce ambitious plan to raise $400 million to reduce Chicago shootings, homicides by 50% in five years

A 50% decline in murders from last year would put the city at fewer than 400 — a total the city last saw in 1965, when there were 395 slayings, according to the Chicago Police Department.

National Louis University to help equip candidates for Chicago Public Schools board with tools to lead

The countdown is on for interested individuals to declare their candidacy for the Chicago Public Schools board before the June 1 filing deadline. While a lot of speculation continues to swirl around ...

Deeply Rooted Dance Theater launches 2024 season with performances and master classes