Tana Weingartner

We're stopping on the runway.

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We've got smoke in the aircraft.

We're going to evacuate on the runway.

The country's largest reform rabbinical seminary is shuttering its Cincinnati school because of low enrollment and a large financial deficit.

Jewish Federation of Cincinnati CEO Danielle Minson says the Hebrew Union College decision has been tough for the community.

We're sad.

This is the last rabbinical class being ordained on the campus where Isaac Merriwise built American Reform Judaism 150 years ago.

And we're also really proud.

We're proud of our place in American Jewish history.

Hebrew Union College has made cuts at its New York and L.A.

campuses, too.

The school's president says students will still come to Cincinnati to do research at the archives and library, which are home to one of the world's largest collections of Jewish printed material.

For NPR News, I'm Tana Weingartner.

The country's largest Reform Rabbinical Seminary is shuttering its Cincinnati school because of low enrollment and a large financial deficit.

Jewish Federation of Cincinnati CEO Danielle Minson says the Hebrew Union College decision has been tough for the community.

Hebrew Union College has made cuts at its New York and L.A.

campuses, too.

The school's president says students will still come to Cincinnati to do research at the archives and library, which are home to one of the world's largest collections of Jewish printed material.