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Newsom Defies Expectations With Curriculum Veto

While expressing his strong support for the importance of ethnic studies courses for California public school students, he also cited concerns and urged additional negotiations to promote a more inclusive approach.

L.A. Hebrew High Marks 20-Year Peak

On the first rainless Sunday morning in weeks, hundreds of Los Angeles teens have forfeited the chance to soak up the sun and opted to learn instead.

Location Isn’t Everything

Several times during my visit with Rabbi Karmi Gross at Maimonides Academy, coaches and kids came to pull balls out of the corner of his tiny office in a prefab building smack in the middle of the schoolyard.

Paving the Way for Anti-Israel Studies

The woman in the cover illustration is called \”Mother Palestine.\” Inside, articles by controversial Israeli historians Benny Morris and Avi Shlaim, and Palestinian historian Nur Masalha, tell the tale of a bellicose colonial Israel that displaced innocent Arabs from their homes in 1948, and from then on prevented peace by provoking and murdering Palestinians.

Education Briefs

For the first time in nearly 20 years, the Reform movement has introduced a new religious school curriculum.

Students Get Religion

The Sept. 11 terrorist attack propelled already soaring interest in religious studies courses at mainstream college campuses in Orange County and around the nation.

Preschool Packs a Rock Solid Rep

The promise – and problems – are writ small at WJCC\’s popular pre-school. While the preschool\’s administration has undergone some instability, parents can not fault the Gibraltar-solid record of the teaching staff. Indeed, Michelle Labgold, the preschool\’s director, stands behind the nursery\’s long-standing scholastic reputation.

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