Chinuch: A Shlichus for Our Time
By Mrs Chanah Rose, Is teaching an art, a science, or a calling? The simple answer is, all three. We have all met the “born” teacher, who has been playing school since age five.
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09, 2019
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09, 2019
MEF Launches 7th Chabad School Leadership Cohort with 10 Young Principals
10 Chabad principals from around the United States and Canada gathered at the Lubavitch Educational Center of Miami for three days of intensive training in school leadership. The group represents [...]
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09, 2019
MEF Launches “Mechaneches Training”
Today more than ever, teenagers rely on school to provide guidance and support to face modern-day challenges, and that’s why the Menachem Education Foundation (MEF) teamed up with Mrs. Dena Gorkin to [...]
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08, 2019
Over 2 Days, Nearly 400 Mechanchos Immersed in Chinuch at Annual Kinus
The Kinus Hamechanchos Chabad took place this Yud Beis Tammuz, with educators from over 79 schools in 62 cities on 5 continents gathering to be informed, encouraged and inspired. Nearly [...]
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06, 2019
Behind the Scenes at the Kinus Mechanchos Chabad
This summer, on July 15-16 / י”ב - י”ג תמוז , the Menachem Education Foundation (MEF) is hosting its 4th Annual Chabad Chinuch Convention and Retreat at the Crowne Plaza, [...]
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06, 2019
School Leaders Trained in Pittsburgh
This past winter, fifteen Chabad Heads of School met in Los Angeles for a training summit that inspired and empowered them in their role as school leaders. But the momentum [...]
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05, 2019
A Moment of Silence For Our Own – The Discussion Continues
By: Rabbi Chaim Yitzchok Vogel, With the recent discussion about a Moment of Silence, I started reflecting on how this campaign of the Rebbe isn't only for the public schools, but for our schools as well.
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05, 2019
A Moment of Silence: Not Just for Public Schools
By Rena Udkoff, How the Rebbe’s call for a Moment of Silence can be applied in a Chabad classroom
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04, 2019
By Leaps and Bounds: A Pesach Message
By Rabbi Zalman Shneur, The name of the upcoming Yom Tov of Pesach derives from the word meaning “and Hashem will leap over.” Rashi in his commentary explains further: “The festival is called Pesach because of [Hashem’s] leaping.... Therefore, perform all its aspects in a manner of bounding and leaping.” Pesach has a special characteristic of leaping beyond the boundaries of regular limitations.
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04, 2019
Menahalim Blaze the Trail for Chabad Chinuch
The מנהל מוסד חינוך serves in a unique Shlichus today, with the potential to impact not only the school that he leads but also an entire community. With this potential [...]
