Tag: Jewish schools

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Zoning, land use and local rules create hurdles for new private schools

The headline: Families who enrolled their children at a new Jewish day school in South Florida were forced to temporarily seek other options after local zoning and permitting issues delayed the school’s opening. Behind the headline: A new law granting universal K-12 scholarship eligibility to all Florida families has created... READ MORE
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The warmth of Florida (and Arizona) suns
Allan Jacob, a North Miami Beach nephrologist and chairman and...
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Competition, growth, and Florida’s new legal battles over school choice
Florida’s public charter schools and tax credit scholarships have a...
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redefinED roundup: charter schools in Washington, vouchers in Wisconsin, Uncommon Schools & more
National. Uncommon Schools wins the 2013 Broad Prize for outstanding...
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New advocacy group to focus on helping Jewish day schools thrive
Finances were always a struggle for the Hebrew Academy of...
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Florida roundup: Gifted students, cyberbullying, teacher pay cuts & more
Tax hike: Seminole County schools Superintendent Walt Griffin says his...
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redefinED roundup: North Carolina’s voucher bill, Tennessee’s virtual ed cap, Mississippi’s charters & more
Texas: The State Board of Education votes to urge lawmakers...
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Why is a parenting organization working against so many parents?
From the beginning, when my children were barely out of...
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A closer look at Marco Rubio’s proposal for federal tax credit scholarships
Eleven states currently offer tax credits to specified taxpayers who...
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More school choice will foster unity, strengthen democracy – Rabbi Moshe Matz, podcastED
It’s another persistent myth about expanding school choice: Ethnic and...
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