Thank You Morah is a powerful compilation of thank you letters and success stories, written by parents and children alike about the teachers who make all the difference.

The Frierdiker Rebbe's Maamar, Klalei Hachinuch V'hahadracha - commonly known as the Principles of Education and Guidance - is a gift to Chabad educators. Menachem Education Foundation presents this study guide in honor of שנת הקהל, 5783.

As Chassidim of the Rebbe, we know that המעשה הוא העיקר, and that sighing about the issues our students face is not enough. With this in mind, we have developed [...]

In this resource, a project is assigned to help students make meaning of a new challenge while practicing important academic skills. Students can do "Insight Interview" at any point during or after the historic coronavirus pandemic, to practice community-building, journalism, creative expression, and experience how history is made.

What is the Rebbe's stance on professional development for teachers, and what are the parameters and guidelines for how it should take place? In this Kuntres, learn a selection of the Rebbe's letters on this important topic.

Education has faced its most daunting crisis in our times with the Covid-19 school shutdown and subsequent challenges. When the whole world pressed pause, Chabad Chinuch pressed play. In this publication, we tell the story of countless educators who turned crisis into opportunity, and never put Chinuch on hold.

MEF has led a team of Mechanchim in formulating a concise, overarching “Vision for Chabad Schools,” to articulate goals for student outcomes, and to hold ourselves accountable at every step of the way. The Vision is a living document and serves as a basic foundation to build and expound upon.

What are our goalposts as educators, especially when beginning our journey in the classroom? This document outlines 4 areas of teaching proficiency and examples of what proficiency looks like in each area. Use this as your own guidebook to grow as a teacher, or as a point of reference for teacher coaching or supervision.

Chinuch today is more complex than ever with never-before-seen challenges facing our youth. Parents and educators struggle to find way to inspire our children with the same fire and passion that has long sustained Chassidishe Chinuch through the generations. As the greater Chabad community questions and debates how to reinvigorate our Chinuch system, it is imperative to find answers to the core issues we are facing. MEF commissioned JLI’s Machon Shmuel, the Sami Rohr Research Institute division, to study a few of the most pressing Chinuch questions educators face today and draw up a comprehensive report of its findings.