-- NYU rabbi Yehuda Sarna and his students visiting local Orthodox and pluralistic schools, where Rabbi Sarna gives French schoolchildren cards written to them by their counterparts in New York.
Rebeccas' vision, leadership, commitment and perseverance were critical in developing our independent, pluralistic Jewish day school.
Just over fifteen years ago, when the idea of creating a pluralistic Jewish high school was still under discussion, I vividly recall a conversation I had with my friend Howard.
Columbia is intensely diverse and robustly pluralistic -- with 16 schools and students, faculty and staff from myriad disciplines, backgrounds and experiences.
Our son attends a pluralistic, yet Conservative, day school, so eating at school is never an issue.
Both schools are pluralistic (also with regard to individual selves) and theistic.
The ruling was a victory for three families, supported by the British Humanist Association (BHA), who claimed Morgan had taken a skewed approach and was failing to reflect in schools the pluralistic nature of the UK.
Theodore R. Sizer, one of the country's most prominent education-reform advocates, whose pluralistic vision of the American high school helped shape the national discourse on education and revise decades-old ideas of what a school should be, died on Wednesday at his home in Harvard, Mass.
Private schools may stick with "tried-and-true" pedagogical methods to the benefit of their students, while public schools must serve a pluralistic audience of parents whose tastes for their children vary to such a degree that what results is floundering stabs at innovation, eventually discarded.
"I know that in our pluralistic world it is no easy thing in schools to bring up the subject of faith," he said.
