Rabbi Jonah Rank says that despite much hype for his project, only 10 kids ended up registering, not enough to fund operations

Jonah Rank and his wife moved cross-country for more religious education options for their kids; COVID-19 made the immunocompromised couple get creative -- for now

As the COVID-19 pandemic rolls on, many private institutions are opening up while public schools largely stay closed -- but each one faces its own unique set of challenges

While faculty are proud to hear former students speak out against bigotry, the demands would require changes to the way they hire, teach history and talk about the outside world

Postcards from children delivered to local institutes, such as Islamic Center of Pittsburgh and the Latino Community Center, as well as across the United States

SAR Academy says head of Judaic studies for 6-8th graders, Rabbi Jonathan Skolnick, was fired after FBI revealed investigation into possible sex abuse

Hershorin Schiff Community Day School in Sarasota has tripled enrollment since 2015, offering classes on values, culture, and practice while also embracing multiculturalism

Greensboro, North Carolina-based American Hebrew Academy opened in 2001, but has faced financial shortfalls as donations dried up in recent years

Tiferes Bnos and the Talmud Torah D’Nitra preschool in Brooklyn are barred from opening until they prove willing to comply with emergency orders