AMIT Kiryat Malachi girls take top spot at national math contest
Girls from the AMIT Kiryat Malachi Jr. and Sr. High School came in first place at a national mathematical thinking competition, beating out 27 teams from other schools across Israel.
AMIT Ramle students recognized for social initiatives
The AMIT Ramle Technological High School was awarded the Education Ministry’s prize for significant chesed initiative and contribution to society among religious public schools.
AMIT Pre-army Students Sweep Top Spots at Annual Navigation Competition
Students from the Lewis and Wolkoff Preparatory Army Program at the Gloria and Henry I. Zeisel and Family Junior College at Kfar Blatt came in first place in an annual race in memory of an Israeli soldier who was killed in Lebanon in 1994.
AMIT Bar Ilan leads the country in science and technology
The Education Ministry selected AMIT Ginsburg Bar Ilan Gush Dan Junior and Senior High School for Boys at the leading school in the country for scientific and technological studies for 2017.
Planning a wedding is no mission impossible for Ulpanat AMIT Givat Shmuel
The wedding that took place this Tuesday at a synagogue in Givat Shmuel was no ordinary ceremony. It was the culmination of two weeks’ worth of hard work and chesed on the part of 11th-grade students at Ulpanat AMIT Givat Shmuel.
AMIT students organize life-saving Mishloach Manot drive
Ahead of the Purim holiday, students at AMIT Bet Ashkelon Junior & Senior High School organized a special Mishloach Manot drive. Instead of handing out sweets and hamantaschen, however, they donated blood.
AMIT Modi’in girls headed to national robotics competition!
The robotics team from the AMIT Modi’in High School for Girls won the FIRST LEGO League (FLL) regional contest and has advanced to the national round of the competition.
Donating organs and welcoming foster kids: How teachers at one AMIT school give back
Students at AMIT Hatzor HaGlilit Jr. and Sr. High School don’t need a class to learn what it means to contribute to society—they are already learning that firsthand from several teachers at their school who have donated kidneys and welcomed foster children into their homes.
AMIT students sweep robotics competitions across the country
Robotics programs make learning fun for children, encourage collaboration, creativity, and innovation, and prepare students for the changing workforce of the future.
What do students need to succeed in the real world? Ask Harry Potter
At AMIT, we believe that the old way of learning is a thing of the past. Judging success by looking at standardized test scores is also a thing of the past—that is not how to foster students who are creative and collaborative.