AMIT Kiryat Malachi Jr. and Sr. High School recently welcomed a new addition to its grounds—an “entrepreneurship center” run by the nonprofit Unistream, which was founded by businessman Rony Zarom in 2001 to teach underprivileged Israeli children entrepreneurial skills.
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Dozens of teachers from the AMIT network recently joined forces to create a math teacher “community” at a conference hosted by AMIT and the Trump Foundation, which was established in 2011 by Jewish-American philanthropists Jules and Eddie Trump to improve academic achievements in math and science in Israel.
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Jewish educators from around the world recently took a weeklong trip to Israel, where they met with colleagues from the AMIT network and began developing an Israel studies curriculum to be taught in their schools.
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Students from the AMIT Elaine Silver Technological High School in Beersheva bring new meaning to the term “summer school.” They come to school every day, but not to study—instead they are getting paid to paint the classrooms, touch up the building, take care of the gardening, and fix whatever else needs fixing before school resumes in September.
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Long Island Herald
By Dena Gershkovich
“Meaningful tears” and enhancing a relationship with God were the focus of keynote speaker Rebbetzin Yael Axelrod’s talk at AMIT’s 19th annual Yom Iyun — “Day of Learning” — for more than 100 Jewish woman — at the Sephardic Temple in Cedarhurst July 18.
Students at Yeshivat AMIT Nachshon kicked off their summer vacation with a volunteering fair, in which more than 300 teens learned about different ways they can contribute their time and make a difference to Israeli society.
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Toward the end of the school year, tenth-grade students at AMIT Kiryat Malachi Jr. and Sr. High School completed a special course that led by engineers at HP (Hewlett Packard). For their final meeting, the students visited HP Israel’s Indigo division in Kiryat Gat, which focuses on digital printing solutions.
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Zehava Defrasha,, a student at AMIT Mekif Bet Ashdod, was among the Israeli teens who recently completed a course on cyber protection and information security—and she was recognized as the No. 1 cyber student in the country.
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Thirteen students from AMIT Yehuda in Afula became assistants to kashrut supervisors thanks to a special program they participated in and recently completed.
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A., a graduate of AMIT Ginsburg Bar Ilan Gush Dan, recently completed his pilot’s course, which happened to be taught by another alum of the school, Capt. D.
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