AMIT Yeshivat Kfar Ganim High School, Petach Tikvah
At Kfar Ganim, typical students, developmentally disabled students, and students on the Autism-Spectrum learn side by side in a fully integrated educational environment.
Outstanding Soldier
AMIT alumnus Rafael Kroytoro, 21, was among the 120 outstanding soldiers recognized in a special Independence Day ceremony at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem.
AMIT Renanim Science & Technology Junior and Senior High School, Ra’anana
AMIT Renanim has a unique program geared specifically toward new immigrants and the difficult challenges facing them.
AMIT Reishit Yerushalayim Elementary School, Jerusalem
The Ministry of Education, launched a new conservation curriculum at this school because of its unique conservation program and environmental curriculum.
From March of Death to March of the Living
About 25 Holocaust survivors and World War II fighters participated in a Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Memorial Day) memorial ceremony held by the students of AMIT Karmiel Jr. and Sr. High School.
These Words Meant Everything (An interview with Eliav Batito)
Eliav Batito, an 18-year-old from the northern Israeli city of Afula, is a recent graduate of the AMIT Yehuda High School in that city. During his senior year, Eliav served as the chairperson of Israel’s National Student Council, representing over 750,000 teenagers.
The Hi-Tech Leaders of the Future
Students from AMIT Ulpana Lehava in Kedumim are participating in an innovative programming course that prepares them for the hi-tech world of tomorrow.
A Journey of Acceptance and Equality
To mark World Autism Awareness Day earlier this month, more than 100 eleventh graders from AMIT Kfar Ganim embarked on a week-long field trip known as the Masa Yisraeli (Israel Journey), together with a class of students with special needs on the autism spectrum.
We’re Living in Dangerous Times
With anti-Semitic rhetoric and acts of violence rising worldwide, it’s well known that more and more families are choosing to make aliyah.
Live Chesed, Live Torah
Two Midreshet AMIT students reflect on the past 5 months.