The Efshar Project
Powering possibilities for Jewish early childhood education in Colorado.
The Efshar Project was created to build Jewish identity and ensure quality early learning experiences at Jewish ECE Centers.
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Parents are the most important partners to build a thriving early learning environment at home and at school. We work closely with our school partners...
About Us
In 2008, The Efshar Project (formerly known as the Colorado Jewish ECE Initiative) was created to build Jewish identity through increasing access to high quality professional learning experiences. Today, we have expanded our work and refined our core mission.
- 11 Jewish early childhood education centers in the Denver/Boulder community
- Approximately 200 educators
- Almost 1000 children
- 850 families that attend our partner early learning centers and preschools
Latest Announcements
Job Postings
8/9/22: Ganeinu Preschool, Gan Chaya Esther Preschool and The Efshar Project are seeking a shared Business Operations Coordinator. Read More →
Community Partners
8/9/22: We've updated our Community Partners page to provide even more Early Childhood resources. Read More →
2022-2023 Programs
Stay tuned for announcements about our upcoming programs for the new school year offered by The Efshar Project.
About Us
- 11 Jewish early childhood education centers in the Denver/Boulder community
- Approximately 200 educators
- Almost 1000 children
- 850 families that attend our partner early learning centers and preschools
Events & Activities
Visit often for details on events for educators, families, school leaders and more. We hope to see you soon!
Read Our Latest Posts
Rodef Shalom & Pamoja ECE Workforce Program
Interview with Dawn Spector, Director of Rodef Shalom Preschool. Tell me about yourself and your role at Rodef …
Board Member Spotlight: Josh Rifkin
Read our interview with board member, Josh Rifkin, and his roles in early childhood education.
Reflecting Back Helps Us to Move Forward
As we approach the end of another pandemic impacted school year, as always, there is value in reflecting …
Who is part of The Efshar Project?
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