About Us
AMIT provides an innovative, Jewish values-based education to more than 42,900 children in Israel each year. AMIT welcomes every child and levels the playing field for the children of Israel through education.
AMIT's Impact by the Numbers
AMIT students in 91 schools in 29 cities
Special needs students learn alongside their typical peers
AMIT graduates serve in the IDF or perform national service
AMIT students graduate high school with a Bagrut
Alumni are proud, productive Israeli citizens
For 100 years
AMIT has had a transformative impact on the Israeli educational landscape that extends far beyond its schools and students. Founded in 1925, AMIT educates more than 42,900 children in 91 schools, youth villages, surrogate family residences and other programs in 29 cities, constituting Israel’s only government-recognized network of religious Jewish education incorporating academic and technological studies.
Two-thirds of AMIT students come from disadvantaged backgrounds. AMIT enables them to dream big by substantially reducing opportunity gaps and leveling the playing field by providing the highest quality education, innovative programming, additional tutoring, emotional support, therapy programs and encouraging personal growth.
Space
AMIT Florin Taman Junior and Senior High School for Boys won first place in Ramon Foundation spacelab competition.
Math
Yeshivat AMIT Eliraz Petach Tikva wins 1st place in Weizmann Institute math competition.
Global Change
AMIT student from Be’er Tuvia chosen to represent Israel at UN International Climate Conference.
Religious
Yeshivat AMIT Kfar Ganim H.S. won the top 3 spots in the National Talmud Competition.
Schools
22 AMIT schools were included in the list of outstanding schools by the Ministry of Education.
Education
AMIT Eitan in Ma’aleh Adumim wins National Education Award from Ministry of Education.
IDF
Alum from AMIT Ginsburg Bar Ilan Gush Dan gets Citation for Distinguished Service in the IDF presented by President of Israel.
Teachers
Tzippy Harpenes, principal of AMIT Elaine Silver Technological H.S. lit a torch at the national Yom Ha’atzmaut ceremony.
Physics
2 AMIT students selected for Israel’s Physics Team at the next Physics Olympics.
National
Student from Dina and Moses Dyckman Ulpanat AMIT in Beer Sheva won the National Physics Competition.
Art
Student from Sutker AMIT Renanim High School in Ra’anana won first prize in the National Art Competition of the National Religious system.
Bagrut
AMIT Florin Taman High School for Boys, Tzfat won the National Religious Education Prize. Number of students nearly tripled with 90% doing Bagrut.