Congregational Education
USCJ’s education resources not only strengthen your congregation’s school, they foster learning that reverberates throughout the synagogue. Synagogues that value learning and plan for quality education throughout the generations empower children and adults to infuse their own Jewish journeys with meaning and context.
We offer:
- Individualized coaching for congregational school leaders on a full array of topics and issues
- Curriculum guidance, resources, and planning templates for congregational schools from early childhood through adolescence
- Placement guidance for congregations and early childhood centers seeking a new educational leader
- Webinars and consultations in learning, early childhood education, family engagement, and more
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