The Principal and The Bagrut

Every once in a while I use this column to describe someone at AMIT who truly inspires me. Today, that person is Nedavya Naeh, principal at AMIT Florin Taman High School for Boys in Tzfat. Nedavya grew up on a moshav in the Golan; his mother was a Moroccan immigrant, and his father was a farmer. School was difficult for him ‒ with the benefit of hindsight, he now recognizes he was dyslexic. He spent a lot of time outdoors with cattle and crops. For his bar mitzvah, Nedavya said the brachot and his twin brother recited the full parashah.