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Weekly. Jewish SeCIURITY AFFAIRS (1978). 1717 K St., N W , ALA BAMA JOU RNAL OF G~E~TEK LOS AN· uy.,E~ISI~ Media Group, Inc. Suite 300, Washington, 20006. (202)833- SounlERN SHOrAR ( 1990). PO Box 130052, GELES ( 1986). 3660 W1lsh1re Blvd., Su11c 0020. FAX: (202)296-6452. Jim Colb1an. I CONTEM PORARY J EWl:lY (1974, unc.ler the Birmingham, 35213. (205) 870-9255. FAX: 204, Los Angeles, 90010. (213)738- 7778 Monlhly. Jewish Institute for Na1 ionul Se­ name Jt:.WISH SOCIOLOGY ANO SOCIAL curity Affairs. (205)870- 9255. Lawrence M. Drook. FAX: (213)386-95?1. G~e Lichtenslcip i R1£SEA KCH). Dept. of Sociology, Box 5302, Mon1hly. Weekly. f,/14'.-v,J,.,.. <'Cki~ 1 i Connecticut College, New London, 06320. WASHINGTON JEWISH W El, K. Se1• 1111tlJewish Federation of South­ TURE, AND SOCIETY (1939). c/o Program 7395. FAX: (203) 442- 8062. Mgr. Sidney Schiller. Biweekly. Jewish Federation of (305)576-9500. FAX : (305)57 3- 9551. Ber­ ern Arizona. in , Building 70, Stanford ~ trnm Korn, Jr. Weekly. kwish Media Eastern Connecticut. J EWISH NEWS OF GREATER PHOEN IX Uuiversity, Slanford, 94305- 2165. (415)· Group, Inc. ( 1948). PO Box 26590, Phoenix, 85068. 723- 7589. Srevcn J. Zipperstdn, Aron Rn-· MIT'L.VMI CONNECTION. PO Box 948, Avon, THE CHKONICI.E ( 1971). 580 S. McIntosh (602)870-9470. FAX: (602)870--0426. Pub. drigue. Three times a year. Conference on 06001. (203)675- 7763. C. Dianne Zweig. Rd., Sarasota, 34232. (8I3)371-4546. r-,,x: Flo Et:kstei11, Mng. lEd. Leni Rci~s. Weekly. Jewish Social S1udics, Inc. Annually. (813)378- 2947. Burry Millma11. for!• CALIFORNIA JEWISJ·I SPECTATOR (1935). 4391 !'ark DELAWARE nightly. Sarns01.i-Mla11a1.:c Jewish Fcdc ra­ Milano, Calabasas, 91302. (818)591-7481. B'NAI Lr1<1 ni M!oSSENGEK (1897). PO Box JEWI.Sll VotCE. 101 Gardc11 of Eden Rd., t.io n. 35915, Los Angeles, 90035. (310)659- FAX: (818)591- 7267. Rober! Bleiweiss. Wilmington, 19803- 1579. (302) 478- 6200. H l!K l1'1\GI! f LOKID,\ JEWISH NEWS ( 1976). 2952. Rabbi Yale Butler. Weekly. Quarterly. American Friends of Cenrer fur FAX: (302) 478-5374. Daniel Weintraub. PO Box 300742, Fern Park, 32730. (407) Jewish Living and Values. Biweekly (monlhly July/Aug .). Jewish I-IADSHOT L.A. (1988). 13535 Ventura Blvd., 834-8787 or 834-8277. FAX: (407)831- Federation of Delaware. - Suire 200, Sherman Oaks, 91423. (8 18)- NORTHERN CALll'OKNIA JeWtSH BULU,IIN 0507. Pub. Jelfrcy Gaeser; A~soc. fa.I. 783- 3090. Meir Doron. Weekly. Hebrew. See J E:WISli BULLETIN OF NORTIII.MN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Vivian Gallimore. Weekly. CALIFORNIA H ERITAGE-SOUTHWEST JEWISH PR!!SS B'NAI 8 'RITH INTERNATIONAL J EW ISH J EWISl·I COMMUNITY ADVOCATE OF SOUTH 'BROWARD (1986). 2719 Hollywood Blvd., (1914). 2130 S. Vermont Ave., Los An­ JEWISH STAK (1956). 109 Minna St., Suite MONTHLY (1886, urnder 1he name MENO· Hollywood, 33020. . (305)922- 8603. i'AX: gdes, 90007. (213) 737-2122. Dan Brin. 323, San Francisco. 94108. 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J EWISH PRESS 01- TAM PA (1987). 2808 tham, MA 02254. Alan Mintz, David G . man._ Quarterly. Society for Humanistic Hora1io St., Tampa, 33609. (8 l.l)871- Aug.). Jewish Federation, luc./Norihw~ Indiana. Roskies. ihree times a year. Judaism. 2332. FAX: (813)530-3039. Karen Wolfson Dawkins. Biweekly. Jewish Press Group of INDIANA JEW ISH POST AND OPINION ..j WASH INGTOl'-I J EWISH WEEK (1930, as the MINNESOTA Tampa Bay (FL), Inc. ( 1935). PO Box 449097, 2120 N . Merid­ ,,ce NATIONAL JEWISH _LEDGER). 12~00 AMER ICAN JEWISH WORLO (1912). 4509 ian Sr., Indianapolis, 46202. (317)927- of \ C~ Twinbrook Pkwy., Su11e 250, Rockville, M innetonka Blvd., Minneapolis, 55416. I· (J986)/\355 0 7800. FAX: (317)927- 7807. Ed Stallman, ct 20852. qot)230-2222. l'AX: (301)881- (612)920-7000. FAX: (612)920-6205. Mar- Weekly. 6362. Enc Rozenman. Weekly. shall Hoffman. Weekly. NATIONAi. Ji:WISH l'osr AND OPINION MASSACHUSETTS MISSOURI , ,..-_,-7_1 I (1932). 2120 N. Meridian St., lndinnapoli~ AMERICAN J EWISH HISTORY (1893). T wo KANSAS CITY JEW ISH Cr·IRONICLE (1920). V.iffl£WJ 46202. (317)927-7800. FAX : (317)927- Thornton R d., Waltham, 02154. (617)891- 7373 w. 107 St., Sui1.: 250, Overland P,.Hk, 7807. Gabriel Cohen. Weekly. 81 \0. FAX: (617)899-9208. Ma~c Le~ Ra- K S 66212. (913)648-4620. FAX: (913)381- KANSAS phael. Quarterly. American Jewish Histor- 9889. Barbara Bayer. Weekly. Sun Publi- KANS1\S Crry Jt;;WISH CHRONICLE. S,'t ical Society. " cations. 1111der MISSOURI BOSTON JEWISH T IMES (1945). 169 Norfolk ST. LOUIS J EW ISH LIGHT ( 1947; reorg. Ave., Boston, 02119. (617)442-9680. Sten 1963) 12 Millstone Campus Dr., St. Louis, KENTUCKY Lukin, Fortnightly. 63146. (314)432- 3-353. FAX: (314)432_- COMMUNITY ( 1975). 3630 Dutchman's Jr/JEW'tSH ADVOCATE ( 1902). 15 School St., 0515. Robert A. Cohn. Weekly. St. Louts Lane, Louisville, 40205- 3200. (502) 451- Boslon,02108. (617)361-9100. FAX:(617)- Jewish Light. ~ l> I (Oft -:r,J -- Cfltc f 8840. FAX: (502) 458-0702. Shiela Wal­ 367- 9310. Robert lsr;v:I.,..Wee~I[ NEBRASKA lace. Biweekly. Jewish Co mmunily Feder­ 1'1~tJAt;.(-'fr .. 0,ro . a1io11 of Louisville. JEWISH CHRONICLtl 1927). 131 Lmcoln St., J EW ISH P RESS (1920). 333 132 St., Omaha, GEORGIA t,,, r(f O s. 5 41 Worcester, 01605. (508)752-3~. FAX: 68154. (402)334--8200. FAX, (402)334- V ATLANTA JEWISH TIMES (1925; formerly KEN'l"UCKY foWtSH Pos-r AND OPINION (508)752- 9057. Sondra Shapiro. Biweekly. 5422. Morris Maline. Weekly. Jewish F.:d- SOtJTlll: l

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'HSf Fn (31.,2) ?1r--J 731.f Ed. Jc,er~ A>w1 Jae./ Sch..ih ("'n11? iJci-n J E W I S H I' E R I O U I C A L S / 565 564 / AM l: R I C AN JEWI S H Y E AR 1100 K. I 9 9 4 KabakolT. English-Hebrew· Yiddish. Jew­ J 1:WISH RECOkO (Atlantic City area) ( l. 939). (1972). 211 63 SI., FAX: (212)749- 9166. Rabbi Benjamin Edi· ish Book Couucil. 1525 S. Main S1.. Pleasamville, 08232. , 11220. (718)492-6420. l'AX: din Scolnic. Quarterly. Rabbinical Assem­ (609)383-0999. Martin Korik. Weekly. (718)492-6571. Gershon Jacobson. bly. J EW ISH BOOK WOii.LU ( 1945). 15 E. 26 S1., Jt:w1s11 ST,\NUAKD (1931). 1086 Tea m:ck Weekly. Yiddish-English. FOKVl:RTS (YI ODISlt FORWARD) (1897). 45 NYC, 10010. (212)532-4949. Amy Gott· J,; lieb. Quarterly. Jewish Book Council. Rd.,Tca11L>ck. 07666. (201)837- 8818. FAX: AMERICAN J EWtSl-1 YEAR 8001( (1899). 165 E. 33 St., NYC, 10016. (212)889- 8200. (201)833-4959. Rebecca Kaplitn Boroson. E. 56 St., NYC, 10022. (212)751-4000. FAX: (212)684-3949. Mordech.ai Strigler. JEWISH BRAILLE REVI EW (1931). I 10 E. 30 Weekly. f p IT()(..._ FAX: (2 12)751-4017. David Singer, Ruth Weekly. Yiddish. Forward Association, St., NYC, 10016. (212)889- 2525. facob 11.:wisu STAR (1975). 10() Mctrople~ Dr., R. Seldin. Annually. American Jewish Inc. Freid. 10 times a year. English braille. Jew­ Edison, 08817. (908)985-1234. l'AX: (908)- Commit.tee. FoRWAKD (1897). 45 E . 33 St., NYC, 10016. ish Braille Institute of America, Inc. 985- 3295. Marlene A. Heller. Bimonthly. AMERICAN ZIONIST (1910). 4 E. 34 St., (212)889- 8200. l'AX: (212)447- 6406. Seth J EWISH CURRENTS (1946). 22 E. 17 St., Suite Jewish Federation of Greitter Middlesex NYC, 10016. (212)481- 1500. FAX : (212)- Lipsky. Weekly. Forward Publishing 601, NYC, 10003- 1919. (212)924-5740. County. 481-1515. Paul Flacks. Qu.arlerly. Zionisl Company, Inc. ~r,1rr11.-:rJJ-c,~1£f M orris U. Schappes- Monthly (July/A ug. JEWISH VOICE (1971). 100 Grant Ave., Deal Organiza1ion of America. HAOAROM (1957). 275 Seventh Ave., NYC, combincd). Association for Promotion o f Jewish Sec ularism, Purk, 07723. {908)531-6200. FAX; (908)- AMIT WOMAN (1925). 817 Broadway, NYC, 10001. (212)807- 7888. Rabbi Gedalia Dov me. 531- 9518. Suzann~ G. Michtl. Mo nthly. 10003, (212)477-4720. FAX: (212)353- Schwartz. Annually. Hebrew. Rabbinical J EWISH EDUCATION ( 1929). 730 Broadway, Jewish Federation of Greater Monmouth 2312. Micheline Ratzersdorfcr. Four times Council of America. NYC, 10003. (212)529-2000. FAX: (212)· County. a year. AMIT Women (formerly American HAOASSAH MAGAZIN E (1914). 50 W. 58 St., 529-2009. Dr. Alvin I. Schiff. Three times Mizraclri Women). J EWISH VOICE & OPINION (1987). 73 Duna NYC, 10019. (212)333-5946. FAX: (212)- a year. Council for J ewish Education. Place, Englewood, 07631. (201) 569- 2845. AUFDAU ( 1934). 2121 Broadway, NYC, 333- 5967. Alan M. Tigay. Monthly (ex­ J EWISH FRONTIEII. (1934). 275 Seventh Ave., FAX: (20 I )569- 1739. Susan L. Rosenbluth. 10023. (212)873-7400, F/\X: (212)496- cept for combined issues of June- July and 11th n.. NYC, 10001. (212)229-2280. l'Ax: Monthly. 5736. Ed . Henry Marx; Mng. Ed. Herman Aug.- Scpt.). Hadassah, the W omen's (212)675-]685. N ahum Gu11man. Bi­ Zionist Organization of America. JOURNAL OF J EWISH COMMUNAL SERVICE Pichler. f ortnightly. German. New World monthly. Labor Zionist Lcllc:rs, Inc. Club, Inc. (1899). 3084 State Hwy. 27, Suite 9, Ken­ HAUOA K (1921). 47 W . 34 St., Rm. 609, J EWISH JOUII.NAL (1 969). 210 E. Sunrise dall Pk. . 08824-1657. (908)821- 1871. FAX : BUFFALO J EWISH RL:VI EW (1918). 15 E. NYC, 10001. (212)629- 9443. l'AX : (212)· Hwy., Suite 304, Valley Stream, NY (908)821- 5335. Gail Naron Chalcw. Quar­ Mohawk St., Buffalo , 14203. (7 I 6)854- 629- 9472. Ed. Shlomo Shamir; Lit. Ed. I 1581. (516)561- 6900. FAX: (516)561- terly. Jewish Communal Service Associa­ 2192. FAX: (7 16)854-2198. Ha rlan C, Dr. Yael Feldman. Biweekly. Hebrew. Ha­ 6971. Harold Singer. Weekly. tion of North America. Abbey. Weekly. Kahaal Na halot Israel. doar Association, Inc., Organ o f the H ista­ druth of America. J EW ISH LEDGER (1924). 2535 Brighton-H en· JuD,\ICA NEWS ( 1989). 1'0 Box 1130, Fair THE CAL.I. (1933). 45 E. 33 St., NYC, 10016. rietta To wn Line Rd., Rochester. 14623. Lawn, 07410. (201)796-6151. FAX: (201)· (212)889- 6800, ext. 210. FAX: (212)532- HAMACHNE H ACHARIEIDI ( 1980). PO Box (716)427-2434. l'AX: (716)427-8521. D:ir­ 796-6545. Terry Cohn. Quarterly. 7518. Diane H. Mtrlin. Bimon1hly. The 216, Brooklyn, 11.2 18. (718)438- 1263. bara Morgenstern. Weekly. FA'X: (718)438- 1263. Rabbi Yisroel M t::TKOWEST J EWISIH NEWS (1947). 901 Workmen's Circlc/Arbclcr Ring. _J E.ichla. Weekly. Kha l Machzikei Hadas. JEWISH 0BSEJI.VER ( 1963). 84 William St., r Rout.: 10, Whippany, 07981- 1157. (201)· CCAR JOURNAL: A RHORM Jl:WtSH NYC, 10038. (212)797- 9000. FAX: (212)· 887- 3900. FAX: (201)887- 5999. 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PAPER LOCATION CIRCULATION HEADLINE

Sentinel Chicago, IL 46,000 National: Survey finds Jewish educators are committed but not trained for field

Long Island Jewish World Great Neck, NY 32,063 When commitment is not enough: Dedicated Jewish educators need training

Jewish Advocate Boston, MA 27,500 Survey finds Jewish educators are committed, but not trained for field

Jewish Standard Teaneck, NJ 25,000 Survey finds Jewish educators are committed, but not trained

Jewish Journal Fort Lauderdale, FL Survey finds Jewish educators are (Palm Beach County South Edition) 26,000 committed, but not trained for field (Dade County Edition) 25,000 (Palm Beach County North Edition) 24,000

Jewish News Richmond, VA 4,100 (subscriptions) Study Finds: Jewish Teachers 12,000(readers) Poorly Trained

Boston Jewish News Boston, MA 11 ,500 Jewish educators committed but poorly trained

Reporter Vestal, NY 10,000 Study finds serious teachers with poor training

Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle Milwaukee, WI 6,000 Jewish educators underpaid,ill­ trained, says study

American Israelite Cincinnati, OH 7,000 There's good news-and bad-about @ state of Jewish education

American Jewish World Minneapolis, MN 7,000 Survey says: Jewish educators are committed, but not trained

Jewish Observer Syracuse, NY 5,400(bi-weekly) Study finds Jewish educators view job as a career; cites 'huge opportunity' for Jewish communities Nov. 3, 1994

Winston Pickett Long Island Jewish World 115 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, NY 11021

Dear Winston:

I am writing to tell you our news, and I am thrilled to pieces about your news! We'll have to dissect this on a Shabbat soon.

Meanwhile, here's the CIJE news:

The first dramatic findings of a new in-depth study of North American Jewish educators will be presented at a forum at the CJF General Assembly, on November 17, at 3:45 PM.

The Minister of Education of the State of Israel, the Hon. Amnon Rubinstein, will come especially to join the study's authors, Dr. Adam Gamoran, of the University of Wisconsin, and Dr. Ellen Goldring, of Vanderbilt University, to discuss the findings. Prof. Rubinstein will delineate a new partnership between Israel and North America for the training of Jewish educators.

The forum will be chaired by Morton L. Mandel, a leading philanthropist committed to Jewish education. Alan Hoffmann, executive director of CIJE, will complete the discussion with "From Data to Action," outlining crucial next steps for revitalizing Jewish education within communities.

Attached is an advance copy of the policy brief, "Background and Professional Training of Teachers in Jewish Schools," which will be released formally by CIJE at the GA. The brief is based on the most extensive research initiative currently undertaken in the field of Jewish education: a two-year study of all the classroom educators in Atlanta, Baltimore, and Milwaukee, the three lead communities chosen as pilot sites by CIJE. We believe the profile of teachers offered by the study resembles that of most American Jewish communities. As you know, Jewish identity and continuity have dominated the Jewish agenda, both locally and nationally. In the intense re-examination of priorities in which the American Jewish community has been engaged, Jewish education is increasingly viewed as a key avenue to Jewish commitment.

The policy brief highlights a central problem in North American Jewish education--the insufficient preparation of teachers in Jewish schools--and presents a concrete plan for action, a clear first step in addressing the continuity crisis by creating comprehensive professional development for teachers. The brief also offers several surprises that question widely-held assumptions on which past policy has been based.

Many Jewish communities have set up local continuity commissions, which are engaged in an effort to address issues of Jewish identity and continuity at a local level. This policy brief has direct implications for the priorities and allocations within individual Jewish communities.

The GA forum promises to be both lively and provocative. If Jerry plans to attend, we can arrange some private time before the forum with the Hon. Amnon Rubinstein, Morton Mandel, Drs. Gamoran and Goldring, and Alan Hoffmann for questions about the study and its implications for your community.

This policy brief has not yet been publicly distributed. We are sending you this material in advance of the GA because we believe that these findings will be very influential--community by community-in building the profession of Jewish educators in a meaningful way.

Please let me know_if you need more information. I think there's an important story here.

And please call us soon with the details of your mitzvah!

Best,

Nessa Rapoport Stew~t+ A,11 THf JE'WIJH WEEJ<

November 21, 1994

Dear Stewart:

Here is all you requested--and more! As you may know, CIJE was founded to implement the 1990 recommendations of the Commission on Jewish Education in North America. CIJE is a continental organization, whose headquarters are in New York. In fact, this is the first year we are fully staffed in the city.

I've sent you the remarks of Mort Mandel, Arn.non Rubinstein, and Alan Hoffmann, CIJE's executive director, who spoke of "From Data to Action." (I also included a copy of the policy brief, our press release, our brochure--and the JTA story.) The Rubinstein speech makes a bridge between the training of teachers for North American Jewish schools and the quest we share with Israel for an authentic Jewish identity through education.

Our mission is to be a catalyst for systemic change in Jewish education, and any research we fund is in the service of policy rather than for the abstract social good! (That's why the last part of the policy brief presents the components of a plan that communities can implement.)

The GA forum presentation made two central points: Dr. Gamoran spoke about the teachers' lack of training before they enter the field; their lack of in-service training in the field, compared to public school teachers, for example; and their surprising commitment to the field as a vocation--they are nQ1 the revolving door that people thought. This makes a compelling argument for investing in the teachers as a first step toward improving the quality of current Jewish education.

The Minister spoke about the old prototype--we help Israel--and the new one he was offering, of a collegial partnership beween the knowledge North have gained in struggling over issues of identity and Israel's resources in Jewish teacher training. (There is a crisis in personnel at the senior level in North American Jewish education; outside the haredi world, there are only 75 graduates a year who have both a degree in Jewish studies and a degree in pedagogy. Meanwhile, it is estimated that there are between 20,000 and 30,000 positions in Jewish education in North America.) If you need anything else, or if you need to speak to anyone at CIJE in greater detail, please call. In the meantime, my thanks for a) turning up on Thursday; and b) asking intelligent questions. You definitely added to my lifespan!

Best,

Nessa Rapoport December 13, 1994

Marc Klein Jewish Bulletin of Northern California 88 First St., Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94105

Dear Marc:

As clips of the CIJE data drift across my desk, courtesy of my new friend, Burrelle's, I think of you with increasing thanksgiving. You were wonderfully generous to me in the midst of the GA craziness, and I am in your debt. CIJE has received strong and substantial coverage in many places, expected and not: None of it would have happened without your wise counsel and kindness.

Happy secular new year, and hope we get a chance to talk in a more amenable situation than the hallowed halls of the Denver convention center.

Best,

Nessa Rapoport December 13, 1994

Gary Rosenblatt The Jewish Week 1501 Broadway New York, NY 10036-5503

Dear Gary:

There I was, minding my own business, reading the Week while loafing at my in-laws, when to my astonishment I saw not one but two pieces on CIJE's Study of Educators. I thought I'd died and gone to press heaven. My next reaction was to consider extremely early retirement, but I had to reject it on theological grounds. (Too proximate to real heaven.)

This letter is to thank you for being so hospitable to CIJE's work, and, more important, for being my indispensable guide to the arcane ways of your profession--for which you clearly need no in-service training.

Our household continues to love reading the Week. Many a Friday night I find Tobi hogging the paper. If you still ran your advice column, I could find out if the marriage can be saved.

Happy Sylvester--and hope to see you in a more conventional social situation than the halls of the GA.

Nessa Rapoport December 13, 1994

Stewart Ain The Jewish Week 1501 Broadway New York, NY 10036

Dear Stewart:

Your strong and substantive story has now been faxed around the world, to a great reception. And I keep hearing about it here, which is very satisfying. (I can now tell you with authority that Jewish communal leaders definitely read The Jewish Week!)

Thanks for the story--and thanks even more for being such a mensch at my maiden-voyage press conference.

Happy lower-case new year.

Nessa Rapoport FROMTIIEDESKOF: MARC S. KLEIN EDITDR& PUBLISHER (415) 957.9340

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Chair Contact: Nessa Rapoport Morton Mandel For Immediate Release November 3, 1994 Telephone: (212) 532-2360, ext. 408 Fax: (212) 532-2646 Vice Chairs BHlle Gold Matthew Maryles Lester Pollacll . Major New Study of Jewish Educators Maynard Wlshner Finds Serious Lack of Training Alongside Significant Commitment Honorary Chair Max Fisher NEW YORK -- A new in-depth study of all the Jewish educators in

/Joard Atlanta, Baltimore, and Milwaukee reveals that classroom teachers have far less David Arnow Daniel Bader Mandell Berman professional background and in-service training than is commonly expected of Charles Bronfman Gerald Cohen teachers in general education. And yet the majority of teachers in day schools, John Colman Maurice Corson Susan Crown supplementary schools, and pre-schools are strongly committed to Jewish Jay Davis Irwin Field Charles Goodman education as a career. Alfred Gottschalll Nell Greenbaum According to the policy brief on the "Background and Professional Thomas Hausdorff David Hirschhorn Gershon Kellst Training of Teachers in Jewish Schools," to be released formally by the Council Henry Koschltslly Mark Lalner Norman Lamm for Initiatives in Jewish Education (CIJE) on November 17 at the General Marvin Lender Norman Llpoff Assembly in Denver, the findings offer a powerful first step in the Jewish Seymour Martin Llpset Florence Melton Melvin Merlans community's continuity crisis: investment in comprehensive in-service training Charles Ratner Esther Leah Ritz Richard Scheuer for current Jewish educators. lsmar Schorsch David Teutsch "Now every Jewish community can know where to start and what to do," Isadore 'Jwerslly Bennett Yanowltz said Alan Hoffmann, executive director of CIJE. "This is a major opportunity for

Executive Director Alan Hoffmann North American Jewry."

P.O. Box 94553, Cleveland, Ohio 44101 • Phone, (216) 391-1852 • Fax: (216) 391-5430 J5£4st £6th Street. New H>rk. NY 10010-1579 • Phone:(ili)5Ji-iJ6() • flu: (ili)JJi-1616 Among the findings:

* Over 80% of the teachers surveyed lacked professional training either in education or in Judaica-or in both.

* Almost 30°/c, of teachers in supplementary schools had no Jewish schooling after the age of 13.

* Ten percent of the teachers in Jewish pre-school programs are not Jewish; in one community, the figure is as high as 21 %.

* Forty percent of Judaica teachers in day schools have neither a degree in Jewish studies nor certification as Jewish educators, yet they attend fewer than 2 in-service workshops a year on average. (fhis is one­ sixth the requirement for state-licensed teachers in the state of Wisconsin, for example.)

* And yet, ?lmost 60% of the teachers view Jewish education as their career. Only 6% plan to seek positions outside Jewish education in the near future.

The policy brief, the first of a series based on the CIJE Study of

Educators, outlines a plan for action that every North American Jewish community can undertake to improve its teaching personnel.

The complete study, conducted by Dr. Adam Gamoran, Professor of

Sociology and Educational Policy Studies at the University of Wisconsin, and

Dr. Ellen Goldring, Professor of Educational Leadership and Associate Dean of

Peabody College of Education at Vanderbilt University, will be available in

1995 from CIJE.

CIJE's chair, Morton L. Mandel, of Cleveland, Ohio, is a former president of the Council of Jewish Federations (CJF) and a leading r

philanthropist in the field of Jewish education.

"Although some of these statistics correspond to what we may have

suspected anecdotally," said Mr. Mandel, "there are also distinct surprises. We

believe that Jewish communities should be able to replicate this research

method, extrapolate from these conclusions, and begin to address the personnel

needs of Jewish education in a meaningful way."

CIJE was established to implement the conclusions of the influential

Commission on Jewish Education in North America (1988-90). The

Commission's final report determined that the revitalization of Jewish education

will depend upon building the profession of Jewish education and mobilizing

community support for Jewish education.

In undertaking research with implications for communal policy, CIJE's

goal is to be a catalyst for systemic change within communities by providing the

bard data that will allow thoughtful planning for building the profession of

Jewish educators. CIJE also initiates educational reform by working in

partnership with a wide range of communal and continental organizations,

foundations, universities, and denominational movements.

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Chair Morton Mandel The first dramatic findings of a new in-depth study of North American Jewish educators were presented at a forum at the CJF General Assembly, on November

Vice Chairs 17, at 3:45 PM. BUile Gold Matthew Maryles The Minister of Education of the State of Israel, the Hon. Amnon Rubinstein, Lester Pollacll Maynard Wlshner came especially to join the study's authors, Dr. Adam Gamoran, of the University of Wisconsin, and Dr. Ellen Goldring, of Vanderbilt University, to discuss the findings. Prof. Rubinstein delineated a new partnership between Honorary Chair Max Fisher Israel and North America for the training of Jewish educators.

The forum was chaired by Morton L. Mandel, a leading philanthropist /Joard David Arnow committed to Jewish education. Alan Hoffmann, executive director of CIJE, Daniel Bader completed the discussion with "From Data to Action," outlining crucial next Mandell Berman steps for revitalizing Jewish education within communities. Charles Bronfman Gerald Cohen John Colman Attached is a copy of the policy brief, "Background and Professional Training of Maurice Corson Teachers in Jewish Schools," which was released formally by CIJE at the GA. Susan Crown The brief is based on the most extensive research initiative currently undertaken Jay Davis Irwin Field in the field of Jewish education: a two-year study of all the classroom educators Charles Goodman in Atlanta, Baltimore, and Milwaukee, the three lead communities chosen as Alfred Gottschalll pilot sites by CIJE. We believe the profile of teachers offered by the study Nell Greenbaum Thomas Hausdorff resembles that of most American Jewish communities. David Hirschhorn Gershon Kell.st As you know, Jewish identity and continuity have dominated the Jewish agenda, Henry Koschltslly Maril Latner both locally and nationally. In the intense re-examination of priorities in which Norman Lamm the American Jewish community has been engaged, Jewish education is Marvin Lender increasingly viewed as a key avenue to Jewish commitment. Norman Llpoff Seymour Manin Llpset Florence Melton The policy brief highlights a central problem in North American Jewish Melvin Mertans education--the insufficient preparation of teachers in Jewish schools--and Charles Ratner Esther Leah Ritz presents a concrete plan for action, a clear first step in addressing the continuity Richard Scheuer crisis by creating comprehensive professional development for teachers. The lsmar Schorsch brief also offers several surprises that question widely-held assumptions on David Teutsch Isadore 'lwerslly which past policy has been based. Bennett Yanowltz Many Jewish communities have set up local continuity com.missions, which are

Executive Director engaged in an effort to address issues of Jewish identity and continuity at a local Alan Hoffmann level. This policy brief has direct implications for the priorities and allocations within individual Jewish communities.

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Dear J. J.:

At last I have the moment I needed to send you the policy brief, as I have wanted to do for a long time As I told you, these findings received widespread coverage, in no small measure because of your cogent advice: Many thanks. I've included a sample, so that you can see what you've wrought.

The briefjuxtaposes the severe lack of training of most teachers in Jewish school settings with an unexpected degree of commitment and stability to make a strong case for far greater and more comprehensive in-service training for teachers in the field than currently exists.

As you know, the Jewish community is disproportionately well-educated compared to the general American population--but does not bring the same expectations of excellence to Jewish education. Let's hope, for the sake of Josh, Mattie and Emma, that we can do something about it in our own lifetimes!

Love to Shifra. I've included a copy for her, as well, since she is on my master list of great Jewish readers.

See you soon.

Nessa Rapoport March 2, 1995

Lesley Pearl Northern California Jewish Bulletin 88 First St., Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94105-2522

Dear Lesley:

Since I just wrote a letter to Marc in which I sang your praises, I figured the least I could do is tell you myself. Your story was excellent, and, as I said to him, has been sent around the world as the findings of the policy brief--copy enclosed-­ get increasing attention. (I told him, too, that San Francisco was the first community to request a large number of copies for distribution within its federation.)

I hope you'll continue to apply your intelligence to the issues of Jewish education, which certainly deserve a journalist who understands them deeply.

Best,

Nessa Rapoport JEWISH BULLETIN Of Nour u•uN Cl'\l lt OHNIA from the desk of Lesley Pearl Staff writer

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Marc Klein Northern California Jewish Bulletin 88 First St., Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94105-2522

Dear Marc:

I wanted to thank you for the outstanding story and let you know that it is being sent, quite literally, around the world as an increasing number of educators and communities are using the policy brief to reexamine the training of personnel in Jewish education.

Three months later, the coverage has not stopped; we have a sheaf of clips. You might be interested, too, in the fact that San Francisco was the first community to request substantial numbers of the brief for distribution within its federation and beyond. (Nechama Tamler attended our GA forum.)

Lesley did a terrific job. Her understanding of the issues in Jewish education really showed in the intelligence of the piece. (She also asked us great questions in her interview.)

If you are going to be involved in the planning of the press and the GA for next year (I don't know if you want to take further years off your life), let me know. It took years off m life to figure out what was going on, and I'd like a little less agita next year. (I hope we'll have something provocative to announce in the coming year as well.)

Where is the JPA meeting? Can outsiders tum up? I have a great positive case study here!

Talk to you soon.

Best,

Nessa Rapoport