Tag Archives: education

Imagine going back to school to attend only the classes that tickle your fancy? No tests, no grades, and in most cases, optional homework? To launch EXCHANGE, the Boulder JCC is hosting an Open House on Monday, August 28.

As graduation speeches and flying caps fill the air, we may wonder about the extent and duration of the influence that schools and individual teachers may have on students, both in knowledge and character. Rabbis in the past and present have given plenty of advice about how to teach.

On Sunday, April 19th, Beth Ami Family School will be planting seeds at Ekar Farm. Join us and learn about urban farming and sustainable agriculture.

Jamie Friedman updates us from her trip to Poland with EIE.

The Plagim Regional School at Kibbutz HaZorea, located near the Menashe plateau in the Carmel Mountain range, is making sure that their children don’t miss out on the experience and celebration of nature on Tu BiShvat or any other day of the year.

Dr. Jenni Skyler of the Intimacy Institute presents Getting Hot With Hadassah: A Talk on Sex and Intimacy for Jewish Women on February 15.

The objective of a Death Café is to ‘increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their ‘finite’ lives.”

Where can you contribute to a traveling international art exhibition, eat Jewish food from India, harvest crops for local food banks, make your own lip balm, and eat a kosher dry-roasted locust?

Join us for a conversation with Nigel Savage, founder and president of Hazon, on Monday, May 12.

Congregation Nevei Kodesh, Jewish Renewal Community of Boulder, is looking for a Religious School Director.

The Program in Jewish Studies at CU Boulder, together with the Department of Religious Studies and Naropa University are beginning a series of events that will examine Post Holocaust American Judaism, which is quickly becoming a central issue in the field of contemporary Jewish Studies.

Parents and students interested in learning more about the Adventure Rabbi Program's Bar and Bat Mitzvah options are welcome to an Open House this Sunday.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver will present To Be a Jew in the Free World: Jewish Identity Through the Lens of Modern History, the institute’s new six-session Winter 2014 course.

Come discover an experience that combines cutting-edge environmental academics and research with coexistence.

There is something for just about everyone at the upcoming Hazon Food Conference (not to mention scholarships to get you there)!

On Sunday, nearly 100 Boulder-area Jewish educators gathered for the annual Chidush Jewish educator workshop.

Only a few seats remain for free Embodied Judaism symposium, “The Sound of Ecstasy,” taking place this Thursday.

A second section of the popular Jewish Literacy course is being offered this fall - due to popular demand.

The momentum created at the Hazon Food Festival last year at CU Boulder spurred a movement. This year, the Hazon Food Festival: Rocky Mountains will be at the Denver Jewish Day School.

The acclaimed author, scholar and teacher, known as the first openly gay Orthodox rabbi, visits CBS.

Morah Yehudis Fishman provides perspective on engaging children's interest in Judaism.

The Jewish Community Foundation announced it has met a $250,000 challenge grant to build a permanent endowment supporting Jewish early childhood education.

The world-renowned Melton School launches a year course in Boulder and it starts next week!

"Tongues Untied" screens this weekend in commemoration of World AIDS day.

Rabbi Brackman handles the "frequently asked questions" about this upcoming JLI course.