Education

The First Amendment was never intended to shield public employees from accountability to the communities they serve.

The $1,700 federal tax credit to support private school tuition delivers a long-sought victory to Orthodox Jewish advocacy groups and other religious education proponents.

The administration escalated its feud with the Ivy League university on Wednesday, in a move that could result in the loss of Harvard's accreditation.

“Close your eyes and imagine what the Technion campuses will look like in 100 years,” a staff member of the technical institute said in his address.

Haredi MKs expressed concern over the bill's potential effect on donations to NGOs that support haredi causes, many of which are based on funds from overseas.

The American Jewish community must stand up to anti-Israel textbooks making their way into the mainstream education system.

The benefits of this new approach to education extend far beyond the classroom. We’re talking about a deep shift in how learning is conceived.

As schools and companies rush to train people in artificial intelligence, they still punish those who use it “too much.” This contradiction is unsustainable.

Today's security situation forces students, teachers, parents, and policymakers alike to confront complex questions, as the academic year draws to a close.

Prof. Uriel Reichman, Jerusalem Post New York Conference Lifetime Award recipient, reflects on Zionism, Oct. 7, and his vision for Reichman University.

Israel’s government has a vested interest, indeed a responsibility, to design a comprehensive educational plan that will teach all our children how to live in a shared, prosperous society.