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This Shabbat, Bergen County rabbis will ask their congregations to make technology use ‘intentional.’ It seems all working adults struggle to strike just the right balance between modeling good device usage for our children while also vigorously wielding our phones, tablets and computers to complete our work, our learning, our shopping and even our chesed projects.

Seattle educators are in a powerful position to carry forward their struggle, expand and concretize their demands, and draw behind them the active support of broad sections of the working class.

How do you know if someone is really listening to you? Really paying attention? Really focusing on what you are saying? Well, often it is hard to know for sure, but when it comes to noticing if someone is not listening or not paying attention, we can usually tell.

They— debating each other. i think they have been very, these debates. _ they have been very, these debates, the two debates that have _ debates, the two debates that have happened have been really substantial in terms of what they— substantial in terms of what they have revealed. and i think they— they have revealed. and i think they opened up a debate that had been going on behind closed doors, _ had been going on behind closed doors, behind the scenes, and also _ doors, behind the scene...

For the last 18 months, SJB has been working with design agencies, For The People and ED on evolving the brand to reflect the evolving practice and leadership group.

From the blog of Joseph C. Kaplan at Jewish Standard

The Yavneh graduating class of 2021 presented yet another captivating Holocaust production, the 44th since they were introduced by former Principal Rabbi Eugene Kwalwasser in 1977. The online presentation was aired on Tuesday evening, June 1. Entitled “Kindertransport,” the program explored the stories of four child survivors who were sent away by their parents to a safe haven in London before the outbreak of World War II. For the past 20 years, Rabbi Shmuel Burstein, rebbe and Jewish histor...

Topekan Lincoln Gibson won the 2021 American Legion Department of Kansas 1st District Oratorical Contest and is heading to state.  Gibson, a home-schooled senior, grabbed the top spot with his speech called "U.S Constitution: Who." Contestants gave one prepared oration and one randomly assigned oration on a constitutional topic.   He won $300 for first place with Jonathan Knapp, a sophomore at Aletheia Academy in Seneca, winning $200 for a second-place finish in the American Legion Depart...

This is what we do. ♪ thats the value of performance. northrop grumman. developing now in seattle, the start of the school year for the seattle public school district is delayed once again for the fourth day as a strike by teachers enters its second week. negotiations between the seattle education association and the school board went on through the weekend but no final solution was reached. in a statement, seattle public schools said, "schools will be closed until further notice as we conti...

kim davis was then released. >> reporter: kim davis says she is issuing these licenses as long as they do not contain her name and title. at the same time shes saying that the licenses were invalid. that goes again what county officials said, that they are valid. does this satisfy the judges order. when he release her last week, he said she could not interfere with her deputy clerks as to when she would issue these licenses. many of her supporters have gathered here at the rowan county...