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Aug 19, 2026

CAJE’s Jewish New Teacher Project Supports New and Experienced Teachers Alike

CAJE | The Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education, Federation's education agency, recently celebrated the completion of the 7th cohort of its Jewish New Teacher Project. The program pairs new and experienced teachers with one another for valuable insight, practical guidance and encouraging support. Over the past two years, 20 educators met regularly to discuss a variety of topics including lesson planning, classroom management and pedagogy. But the impact of this work extends far beyond the classroom. When new teachers feel supported, they are more likely to remain in the field, improving continuity for students and strengthening school communities overall. And when veteran teachers feel challenged with a new role, they, too, are more likely to continue teaching. One mentor said JNTP “encouraged me to reflect on my own practice and remain engaged with evolving educational approaches and perspectives.”

High Holiday Welcome Program

High Holiday Welcome Program

If you are new to Jewish Miami or financially unable to access tickets for High Holiday services, you may be eligible for free seats through Federation’s High Holiday Welcome Program.

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New Olim Head Back to School

New Olim Head Back to School

As students around the world return to the classroom, Federation and our partners are helping the youngest olim (immigrants) get ready for school in Israel.

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Jewish New Teacher Project Supports Educator

Jewish New Teacher Project Supports Educator

The program pairs new and experienced teachers with one another for valuable insight, practical guidance and encouraging support.

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Supporting Resilience on Israeli Campuses

Supporting Resilience on Israeli Campuses

As IDF reservists return from military duty and resume their academic studies, Federation is helping fund resilience centers to promote well-being and a sense of stability and security among Israeli students and faculty members alike.

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