Guide Category: Education
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* Listings with an asterisk are part of the JUF/JF partnership of agencies serving the Chicago and worldwide Jewish community.
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Keeping Up with ATT
Online publication that highlights the parsha of the week and ongoing ATT events.
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Community Calendar
Hosts the submissions from schools, organizations, synagogues, etc. that reflect what events are occurring in the greater Chicago community.
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A Taste of Torah
Highlights the parsha of the week.
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Morris & Rose Goldman Computer Department for Jewish Studies
Technology consulting and training for teachers and schools.
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Nathan & Shirley Rothner ATT Summer Program
Day camp in Orthodox setting for grades 1–7.
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Dr. Oscar A. and Bernice Novick PTACH Special Education Program
Serves Jewish children with learning challenges.
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Philip and Rebecca Esformes Cheder Lubavitch Girls School
State-accreditedDay Schoolfor girls, grades one to eight, and co-ed preschool, run in the Lubavitch tradition.
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Jewish Family Interactive eXperience (J-FIX)
A family Hebrew school and bar/bat mitzvah program servicing the Northern and Western suburbs. Welcomes Jewish families from all backgrounds and instills Jewish values, Jewish identity and Jewish pride in students. A comprehensive, fun and exciting curriculum gives children a strong Jewish foundation to build upon for the future. Need-based scholarships available to qualifying families. Inspiring and informative adult education classes are offered simultaneously for parents at no charge.
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Hillel at Illinois Institute of Technology
Metro Chicago Hillel supports students on college campuses throughout Chicagoland. Metro Chicago Hillel is here to ensure that every Jewish student and young adult feels connected and supported during this exciting and challenging time in their lives. From weekly Shabbat dinners, learning cohorts, Israel experiences, holiday celebrations, leadership development, and just a place to meet new friends, Metro Chicago Hillel is at the heart of what makes being a Jewish student or young adult in Chicago so unique. Contact us to learn how to get involved in our broader Metro Chicago Hillel community!
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DePaul University
Metro Chicago Hillel supports students on college campuses throughout Chicagoland. Metro Chicago Hillel is here to ensure that every Jewish student and young adult feels connected and supported during this exciting and challenging time in their lives. From weekly Shabbat dinners, learning cohorts, Israel experiences, holiday celebrations, leadership development, and just a place to meet new friends, Metro Chicago Hillel is at the heart of what makes being a Jewish student or young adult in Chicago so unique. Contact us to learn how to get involved in our broader Metro Chicago Hillel community!