Give and Go, 3 on 3 Basketball Fund Raising Event and Tournament

ATT GIve and Go Basketball Tournament on Sunday, July 25, 2010, was a huge success.

Asher Essay Contest Winners Announced

Every year the ATT sponsors the Asher Essay Contest for all of the students of its affiliated schools. Established through the generosity of Helen and Norman Asher, this program allows our students to show their creativity, their ability to research Jewish topics, and to improve their writing skills. To enjoy a sampling of the winners essays from the 2009-2010 Asher Essay Contest please read more.

ATT Annual Meeting 2010

On May 24, 2010, close to 250 people attended the ATT Annual Meeting Where they were welcomed by Mr. Joseph Abramchik, President of the ATT, Rabbi Mordechai Raizman, Executive Director of Operations and Rabbi Avrohom S. Moller, Superintendent of Operations.

The Rabbi Julius Weisbach Summer Program

The ATT's Rabbi Julius Weisbach Summer Program of the Arthur H. and Alice Barbakoff Department of Teacher Education and Development will take place on June 24-June 25 2010.

ATT brings All Kinds of Minds Round 3 to Chicago Teachers

ATT announces an exciting opportunity for its Judaic and General studies teachers -- a new All Kinds of Minds professional development workshop series for teachers of grades K-12.

Give and Go, 3 on 3 Basketball Fund Raising Event and Tournament

Give and Go is a high-profile adult 3 on 3 men's basketball tournament held at the exclusive Berto Center, the official facility of the Chicago Bulls.

ATT Represents Nonpublic Schools at Meeting with Chicago Public Schools CEO Ron Huberman

J-Help Scholarships are available for the Rothner Summer Program

Barbakoff Department of Teacher Education Update

The Associated Talmud Torahs will be holding their Annual Meeting on Monday, May 24, 2010.

ATT Announces Hartman Family Foundation Educator of the Year Awards

The Associated Talmud Torahs of Chicago is proud to announce the Hartman Family Foundation EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ATT Announces the Inauguration of its SMART Board Grant Program for ATT Schools

ATT Teachers' Educational Conference

The next ATT Teachers' Educational Conference is scheduled for February 15, 2010 at the ATT and Walder Educational Pavilion of Torah Umesorah. The Conference features many workshops for all ATT day school and high school teachers, from pre-nursery through 12th grade.

ATT's 80th Anniversary Banquet

The ATT's 80th Anniversary Banquet, 'Proud of the Past, Focusing on the Future' was a huge success. Close to 500 people gathered together on Sunday, November 22, 2009, at the Westin O'Hare Hotel, to honor Rabbi Dovid Schnell, the recipient of the Barney Goldberg Memorial Award for Community Leadership, Mr. Edward A. Fox, the recipient of the Evan Goldberg Maling Award for Distinguished Public Service, and Rabbi Yosef Cohen, the recipient of the ATT Educator of the year award. We would like to thank everyone who supported this event. All present gained a renewed sense of the ATT's impact on the Greater Chicago Jewish Community.

New Leadership at ATT

It is with great excitement that the board of the Associated Talmud Torahs welcomes Rabbis Mordechai Raizman and Avrohom Shimon Moller as they assume leadership of the Associated Talmud Torahs.

Community Computer Classes

The Associated Talmud Torahs in partnership with the Chicago Center for Torah & Chesed Parnassa Institute is pleased to offer our community the opportunity to learn Microsoft Word and Excel.

ATT Partners with AFTA and National-Louis University in Professional Development of Teachers

ATT Department of Teacher Education Classes Begins

ATT Department of Teacher Education Fall Session Begins

Smart Boards Enhance ATT Classroom Instruction!

Three ATT Schools win 8 SMART Boards from Legacy Heritage Fund Grant!

ATT Secures $1,000,000 in Federal Aid (Title I)

For its day school students in math and reading remediation.

Welcome to ATT

Chicago is unique. It is the only Jewish community in North America that has a central agency dedicated exclusively for Torah Education. For three generations, the Associated Talmud Torahs of Chicago has been the Guardian of Torah Education in the greater Chicagoland area. Together with its schools, principals, teachers and parents it has shaped the lives of thousands of children. We are proud of our accomplishments.