A strong Jewish education is one of the greatest gifts you can give your children. That’s why The Associated has been an indispensable partner in ensuring that our day schools are strong, that Jewish education flourishes and that the next generation of Jewish Baltimoreans lead Jewish lives and are involved in our Kehillah.
Each year, The Associated spends millions of dollars raised through its Annual Campaign to support Jewish education. That includes funds for day school scholarships, professional development, mental health and wellness for day school students and educators and scholarships for teens and young adults to study in Israel.
Jewish education is one of the greatest investments one can make. That, along with what you do in the home, ensures a strong Jewish future. That is why we are so fortunate that The Associated has made Jewish education a priority in their funding decisions.
— Atara Frankel
We provide educational support for students with learning differences who attend Jewish day schools to ensure that every child has the chance to succeed.
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We offer stipends for a gap year in Israel and subsidize the cost of MASA Israel Journey at a leading seminary program in order to make studying in Israel more affordable. Learn about our grants.
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We partner with day schools, through our agency, the Baltimore Jewish Council to provide audits that assess vulnerabilities, identify ways to improve security and assist day schools with applications for state and federal security grants.
We work with community partners, through the Baltimore Jewish Council, to secure critical BOOST funds from the State of Maryland for low-income students and advocate for the Nonpublic Textbook Program that provides funding for textbooks and for security grants to schools and other Jewish institutions.
Jewish Educational Services provides resources and programs for Jewish day school educators and administrators as well as families.
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