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Meta ordered to change youth protections in $567 million court ruling
"We remain confident in our record of protecting teens online and will continue to defend ourselves against claims that misrepresent the facts," Meta said in a statement.
Twenty years on: Inside Beit Avi Chai's mission to unite Israelis through Jewish culture
Students to receive personalized AI English lessons in upcoming year, Education Ministry says
Education Ministry announces mandatory financial education classes for ninth, tenth grades
Jewish K-12 teachers in US report widespread antisemitism at work, from teachers' union - survey
The survey found that 61.6% of US K-12 teachers had personally experienced or witnessed antisemitism in their professional environments.
'Are you Zionists?' British Jewish family seeks relocation due to rising antisemitism - report
A Jewish family in Bristol says growing antisemitism since October 7, including school incidents and public hostility, has pushed them to seek a new, more neutral neighborhood.
Tulsa’s Jewish community pushes back on Oklahoma Jewish charter school proposal
“To bypass community consultation in favor of an externally driven initiative is a serious error,” the community stated.
Education Ministry mulls mandatory display of PM's photo in classrooms
The Education Ministry considers a new policy requiring portraits of government officials in classrooms, sparking debate amid rising political tensions.
Oklahoma board to vote on application for religious Jewish charter school
The proposal would integrate Oklahoma academic standards with daily Jewish religious instruction, including Hebrew, Jewish texts, holidays and religious practice.
The education revolution in Acre: Three new schools to open in the upcoming school year
Man arrested for throwing rock at school bus, fractured skull of 8-year-old Jewish girl
The 40-year-old was linked to multiple rock-throwing incidents in Bergen County, besides the Wednesday incident against a bus transporting 3rd-grade students from Yeshivat Noam.
What is Tim Walz's role in Minnesota's welfare fraud scandal? - explainer
The Trump administration is ramping up federal enforcement in Minnesota, citing massive fraud tied to state programs, as Governor Tim Walz steps aside under growing scrutiny over oversight failures.
Disability inclusion cannot start with adults, it starts in school - opinion
Only a society that enables people to live and develop together, and that cultivates difference, reciprocity, and equal rights will raise people that do not need to learn to "behave correctly."
Affordable tuition for 2026: The resolution Jewish education needs this New Year's - opinion
Strengthening Jewish education in America strengthens the Jewish future everywhere. The opportunity is real. The timing is right. Now we must choose to act.
