Middle school can be a trying time for kids as they navigate academics, social lives, and develop their identities and sense of self. Liel B., 16, from Beersheva, admits that 7th and 8th grades weren’t her favorite and she was somewhat quiet and withdrawn at school.
Yasin Barhom, a teacher from the Branco Weiss school in Ein Rafa (about six miles west of Jerusalem), recently became the first Muslim to teach at a yeshiva in Israel.
Is it possible to design an electrochemical device that charges quickly yet works for a long time? That question and the research that went into finding an answer recently earned AMIT student Aviad G. a ticket to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
Hermann Kaiser was 9 years old when his parents, his younger brother, and he left Nazi Germany. They were taken by rail in a sealed carriage, travelling only by night, from Berlin to a Spanish town at the border with France.
Feast your eyes on this strawberry cheesecake mousse with a swirl of sour icing—the perfect summer treat!
Looking for a delicious and unique treat for Purim? Look no further than this recipe from the Kosher Baker, Paula Shoyer!
When a new cyber program was introduced in the middle of last year, the students at AMIT Technological High School in Ashdod were pretty surprised. They hadn’t heard much about it and didn’t know what exactly it entailed, but it sounded intriguing.
Ira Kellman has fond childhood memories of joining his grandmother at the Yiddish theater when they held benefits for Mizrachi Women of America, the organization known today as AMIT.
By Amnon Eldar, director general of the AMIT network
The AMIT network of schools has been at the top of educational achievements on a nationwide scale recently. This summer, AMIT was ranked the educational network with the highest achievements, according to the indexes set by the Education Ministry.
by Sam Sokol
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Sitting side by side in an open office in the tech giant Cisco’s headquarters here, Roni Ashkenazi and Ayelet Ganot sat staring at lines of code on a flat screen monitor checking their work before launching a demo of their latest project — a tablet app they are calling “What Should I Do.”
