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In her career as a school-based social worker, psychotherapist and founder of Towson-based Positive Changes Counseling Center, Debbie Disney saw a common theme — the struggle to learn. To address that struggle, Disney created SAJE Education Services.
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Dr. Mark R. Ginsberg: "As a Maryland resident of more than 40 years, I’ve witnessed TU’s remarkable rise in becoming not only one of the most respected institutions in our state but one of the best in the nation." (Courtesy of Towson University)
Ginsberg, who comes from George Mason University, begins his tenure on Oct. 30 as the 15th president in TU’s 157-year history.
Read MoreTo combat the uptick in antisemitic incidents and hate crimes, the Jewish Federation of Howard County recently launched Student to Student, a leadership opportunity for teens to combat antisemitic tropes and stereotypes against the Jewish community.
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Hebrew University's Ambassadors for Diversity program is part of the school's vision to be an oasis of coexistence and inclusion. (Courtesy of American Friends of the Hebrew University via JTA)
Each year, students from diverse backgrounds are actively recruited to the Jerusalem-based university, where they are eligible for financial, cultural, academic and mental health support.
Read MoreSynagogues and other Jewish organizations are seeing a rise in the number of children and teens who suffer from food allergies, and are adjusting to make sure that no one is endangered or feels left out.
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A Baltimore native, Joey Malin tutored countless local b'nai mitzvah students coming from affiliated and unaffiliated backgrounds over the decades. (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)
Malin tutored students from local congregations as well as those coming from unaffiliated backgrounds, in particular young people with learning disabilities.
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Pikesville High sophomore Isaac Garonzik (left) and McDonogh School student Grace Miller, founders of Keeping Baltimore Warm, were last year’s "Demo Day" winners. (Provided photo)
This year’s winners of the annual 4Front signature program were Andy Nesterovsky and Max Shein of ClubFindr!
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In 2021, an estimated 3,522 Americans died due to distracted driving, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. (Photo by Hassan OUAJBIR on Pexels.com)
Thirty-four percent of all injury crashes involving young motorists happen between April and July, according to the Maryland Highway Safety Office.
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Isaac Garonzik (second from left) is shown here with Pikesville High faculty members. (Provided photo)
A Beth El congregant, Garonzik impressed a panel of thousands of expert judges from across the financial services industry with his winning essay.
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(Left to right) Sasha Gerber, Daniel Osheroff and Shane Better were among the more than 300 Birthright Israel Excel Fellows from North America and around the world at the Excelerate23 Summit last weekend in New York. (Provided by Luis Ruiz)
Among the 300-plus Birthright Israel Excel fellows who attended the summit last weekend were New Market’s Shane Better, Sasha Gerber of Potomac and Columbia’s Daniel Osheroff.
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Students work on set design and costumes for the upcoming Middle School performance of Disney’s The Lion King. (Provided Photos)
Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School’s entire Creative Arts Department is busy preparing for the upcoming Middle School performance of Disney’s “The Lion King.”
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