Toronto high school TanenbaumCHAT was targeted by a bomb threat for the second time in three weeks, which led to an evening evacuation of cleaning staff—but classes resumed the next morning

TanenbaumCHAT, Toronto’s largest Jewish high school, received an email last night, Dec. 7, that bombs were placed in the school, the second such threat against the school in less than a month. The emails were received by senior administrators in the evening after school was closed, Jonathan Levy, head of school, told The CJN. The […]

Jewish schools move learning online

Fear of the coronavirus has led to the closing of public and private schools across Ontario, but a group of Toronto Jewish day schools have come up with a co-ordinated plan to continue educating their students online.

Toronto Jewish day schools closing until after Passover

A group of Jewish day schools in Toronto announced yesterday evening that they will be closing their doors starting Monday, March 16 due to the coronavirus, and, because of the Passover break, will not be reopening them until April 20.

My generation’s political apathy

Students often get involved in school politics – running for class president, organizing parties – but seem unable, or unwilling, to become politically engaged more broadly.

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