The Got Shabbat Vayikra is now available! Download this informative and helpful guide today to glean lessons from this week's parashah that you can use at home and in your classroom.
Connect with Families through Early Childhood Engagement Early Childhood Engagement provides a rich opportunity to involve current and prospective members who will help to grow and sustain your congregation. Read the full article from the current issue of Inside Leadership for more information!
Here you'll find links to various publishing houses, including URJ Books and Music, that specialize in Jewish, early childhood appropriate books and other useful tools.
Dr. Renee Rubin Ross will discuss findings from her dissertation research on parent involvement in a Jewish, a Catholic and an independent private school. Together we will explore different ways of thinking about, analyzing and working with the complex relationship between parents and their children's schools. Dr. Ross will share rubrics that emerged from her study, and then there will be time for discussion and application of these ideas to your settings. This webinar will be facilitated by Union Adult Learning Specialist Wendy Grinberg, RJE.
The Early Childhood Institute has announced some of its course offerings for Spring 2010. Find out what exciting learning opportunities are available. Online registration is now open and classes start in February.
Online registration is now open for the 2010 ACEI Annual International Conference, taking place April 28-May1, 2010 in Phoenix, AZ. Reserve your spot for four exciting days of sharing innovative practices, cutting edge research and more!
From July 18-23, 2010, Gratz College will hold their summer institute, featuring the course Issues of Administration in Jewish Early Childhood Programs. Join instructor Maxine Segal Handelman for this exciting learning opportunity!
The 2011 World Forum on Early Care and Education will take place May3-6, 2011. Visit the World Forum website to guess the location and reserve your spot.
Connect with a Specialist
Member congregations are encouraged to contact a specialist from the
Union's Congregational Consulting Group for additional resources and
support: