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What is the impact of a day school education? This resource provides a review of research studies conducted since the 1990s that address the question of Jewish day school and yeshiva impact. 1. “ The Jewish Education of Today...
In this comprehensive research conducted by Measuring Success on the relationship between tuition increases and enrollment at faith-based schools, Dr. Harry Bloom found that there is no statistically significant relationship...
Do tuition increases adversely affect enrollment? Administrative leaders and board members must deeply consider the relation between these two variable to make confident decisions. In this study ISM, Measuing Sucess and NBOA...
2018 research conducted by Zvi Grummet on the efficacy of Yeshivah high school. "This research study intends to provide a snapshot of the religious portrait of graduates of (Orthodox) Yeshiva high schools beginning with their...
Parents’ perceptions of the school play a critical role in Jewish day school (JDS) enrollment. In supermarkets and synagogues, at restaurants and Starbucks, Little League games and bat mitzvahs, parents share their...
AVI CHAI research authored by Jack Wertheimer entitled " Generation of Change: How Leaders in Their Twenties and Thirties Are Reshaping American Jewish Life". This study contains a major finding on the impact of Jewish day...
Research comissioned by PEJE in 2007 and conducted by Brandeis University, What Difference Does Day School Make? The Impact of Day School: A Comparative Analysis of Jewish College Students is one of the most comprehensive...
This 2004 report by Steven M. Cohen and Laurence Jotler- Berkowitz investigates whether Jewish education makes a difference. More specifically, what kinds of Jewish education exert what sorts of influence, of what magnitude...
In 2003, PEJE conducted a study of the executive committee of the Young Leadership Division (22-40) of the Jewish United Fund-Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF). The purpose of the survey was to document the...