The Associated Talmud Torahs (ATT) of Chicago serves the greater Chicagoland Jewish community as its Central Agency for Religious Education. Created in 1929, the ATT has provided a quality Jewish education to its Jewish youth through various educational opportunities. Currently, the ATT has an enrollment of 6000 students in its schools and an additional 1000 in its summer programs.

As the supervisory agency of a network of more than 20 regional schools, special education and learning disabilities programs, the ATT helps in curricular planning, professional development of teachers and assists schools in evaluating and improving their education standards.

While seeking to maintain the highest quality and standard of its educational staff and its commitment to excellence in education, the ATT offers continuing education classes for its teachers in all curricular areas as well as the licensing, placement and recruitment of new teachers.

To learn more about what the Associated Talmud Torahs does, read the ATT Spotlights on:

Issue 1: Summer 2007: Direct Resources for PARENTS

Issue 2: Fall 2007: Direct Resources for STUDENTS

Professional Staff

The Associated Talmud Torahs and its schools are supported by the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago and the Kehillah Jewish Fund of Chicago. Please click the logos below for more information.