With Rabbi Moshe Fogel, 4th Grade Rebbe in Yeshiva Ketana of Queens on his unique approach to teaching his talmidim and imbuing them at a young age with a true love for learning In this far ranging conversation, we cover a lot of topics related to teachin

The topic of girls seminary in Eretz Yisrael is a very touchy subject and raises many issues, such as: How much money does it cost Is it required to attend in order to get a good shidduch Are high schools putting pressure on girls to go to seminary

Tuition is costly, but wait until you hear how much it costs to run a Jewish school. Rafi Eis ran a Jewish High School in Philadelphia and gives us a real glimpse into how much it really costs to operate a school. Even with super high tuition fees that al

Yeshivat He'Atid in Teaneck was started in 2012 with a promise to charge a fair tuition and operate a lower cost school - and they actually do it. Their tuition is less than half of other schools in the area. Rabbi Tomer Ronen and Effie Billauer share the

Our Headlines show about the topic of tuition struck a raw nerve with many parents - and they shared their strong emotions with me. I voice their concerns and what schools need to do to change the nature of the relationship between parents and their schoo

HALB has been at the forefront of using technology to augment their teaching for a number of years now, and the results have been overwhelmingly positive. Mr. Richard Altabe, principal of the Lower School at HALB, shares his thoughts and observations on h

With Rabbi A.D. Motzen, National Director of State Relations for Agudas Yisrael. On June 30 the Supreme Court issued a ruling regarding a case in Montana that affects how government funding of religious schools should be considered. The Agudah followed th

The tution crisis affects our community greatly. With no signs of slowing down, it will only be able a matter of time before our whole educational system collapses. Jeff Kirschblum has a proven way out of this mess, but will schools listen? Read the detai

At the start of the virus, Rabbi Yitzi Ross, a rebbe in Yeshiva of South Shore, started a voluntary Zoom shiur for his class. It quickly spread to friends, neighbors, and friends of friends, and now he has thousands of children logging in every afternoon.

After getting such positive feedback on our episode about homeschooling, we decided to do another show on the topic, this time focusing on the practical and legal aspects that are involved. Be forewarned - during the intro to the show I get a little cont