Tag Archives: early childhood education

Jennifer Korman will become Board Chair of The Efshar Project on July 1, 2026, succeeding Shayna Friedman, as the organization continues to enhance Jewish early childhood education in Colorado.

The Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center is enrolling for 2026-27, offering holistic education, low teacher-child ratios, and community engagement opportunities for diverse families.

The Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center announces a new Transitional Kindergarten program for 2026-2027, focused on skill mastery, social-emotional development, and individualized learning.

JEWISHcolorado received a $200,000 grant from The Tepper Foundation to enhance security for early childhood programs, addressing growing antisemitism across the nation.

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.

Boulder/Denver is one of 14 communities to pilot groundbreaking and collaborative initiative addressing critical teacher shortage in early childhood Jewish education. 

Ten local ECE educators are taking part in a peer learning cohort with ten ECE educators from the Greater Chicago area to strengthen their teaching skills.

On January 8, 2018, the Boulder JCC was buzzing with the energy of 220 early childhood educators working in ten Jewish ECE centers in the Denver/Boulder community, who had gathered for a day of learning.

After a decade of initiatives and millions invested, this landmark publication paints a clear picture of exemplary marketing and educational practices.

CASJE announced that it will embark on a new research program to further explore how Jewish early childhood education can serve as a gateway for greater and long-term involvement in Jewish life.

The Boulder JCC has closed its Infant - Toddler program temporarily while it seeks state licensing for the program.

New RCF program will help synagogue and JCC early childhood education centers improve their effectiveness at building Jewish community.