The Center for Jewish History is a treasure house of resources for educators. Teachers of elementary school, high school, and college instructors have access to:

• The Lillian Goldman Reading Room, the gateway to hundreds of thousands of books, periodicals, and primary source materials on the history and culture of Jews in the Diaspora.
• Galleries of changing exhibitions on a diverse range of topics.
• Group Visits for students, including tours of exhibitions and other educational programs run by the Yeshiva University Museum.
• Online Research Catalogs, Web Exhibitions, and Essays on Jewish history and culture.
• Women In Daily Life: An Online Bibliography
• The Samberg Family History program, a summer fellowship for high school students
• A bookstore that carries important educational and scholarly books of interest to Jewish educators.