News from NAACHHS 03/07, n.1
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FAQ: How can I engage parents in our program? |
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- Hold an Open House while classes are in session. Parents can take this opportunity to sit in on their teen's classes. Give them a basic questionnaire about the class and teacher so you can acquire feedback. You may wish to have parents observe for one class and then bring them together for a presentation for the second hour, on a topic such as what is new and exciting at your school, what is new in high school supplementary education, informing them of school requirements or curriculum, or bringing in a guest speaker - the possibilities are endless.
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Helpful Tips from Your Peers |
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One Call Now phone messaging service dials thousands of lines every hour, delivering automated messages to students, parents, teachers, and more! It requires no additional hardware, software, or phone lines. Your messages will be delivered in minutes--just dial and go. Use it for school cancellations, invitation to special events, or anything else. (Submitted by Fred Nagler and Lori Forman-Jacobi, who heard about it from Congregation Beth Sholom in Teaneck, NJ) More info: One Call Now
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New JESNA Professional Development Website |
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JESNA is pleased to announce its new PD website, now available in "testing" mode. With an initial focus on formal education, the site will include more material on experiential education in the future. Data are still being updoaded and the site is still being finalized, but sneak peeks are now available at http://jesnapdc.org. |
Each issue of News from NAACHHS will feature upcoming events of interest to NAACHHS members. If you have an item to contribute to the NAACHHS calendar, please submit it to: Evie Weinstein at
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- 2007 NAACHHS conference (members only): July 16-18, 2007, at Brandeis University
- CAJE 31: August 5-9, 2007
- JEXNET Conference: January 27-31, 2008
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NAACHHS, the North American Association of Community Hebrew High Schools, was established in 2006 to be the umbrella organization for the field of community-based supplementary Jewish secondary education. Its mission is to advocate for member schools while creating, supporting, exchanging and disseminating innovative programs, curricula, best practices and resources to enrich Jewish education in community Hebrew high schools across North America.
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