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Sharon Freundel

Sharon Freundel

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Managing Director, Jewish Education Innovation Challenge

Chevy Chase

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Total articles 8

  • Strengthening Jewish education from the inside out: Supporting our teachers

    By Sharon Freundel| eJewish Philanthropy@ Hillel David Rapp’s recent article in eJewishPhilanthropy (“In Jewish day schools, we invest in everything but teachers,” Feb. 26) highlights several important issues regarding the roles and benefits of teachers in Jewish day schools. His observations prompt a much-needed discussion about how we can better support educators in these schools. Below, I offer responses to some of the key ideas he raised, along with suggestions for addressing the challenges he outlined.

    By Sharon Freundel · eJewish Philanthropy

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Building a stronger teacher pipeline for day schools and yeshivahs

    By Sharon Freundel, Marc E. Wolf| Cleveland Jewish News Verified At Prizmah and Jewish Education Innovation Challenge (JEIC), we hold two central beliefs about our Jewish day schools and yeshivahs: Jewish day-school education is valuable, if not critical, for a strong Jewish present and future; and the strength of Jewish education in day schools is built on a strong foundation of talented, trained and dedicated educators, who are steeped in the content they are teaching and their pedagogies.

    By Sharon Freundel, Marc E. Wolf · Cleveland Jewish News

    Jun. 14, 2024

  • Strengthening Jewish education from the inside out: Supporting our teachers

    By Sharon Freundel| eJewish Philanthropy@ Hillel David Rapp’s recent article in eJewishPhilanthropy (“In Jewish day schools, we invest in everything but teachers,” Feb. 26) highlights several important issues regarding the roles and benefits of teachers in Jewish day schools. His observations prompt a much-needed discussion about how we can better support educators in these schools. Below, I offer responses to some of the key ideas he raised, along with suggestions for addressing the challenges he outlined.

    By Sharon Freundel · eJewish Philanthropy

    Mar. 21, 2025

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