Passover is the most observed holiday putting Jewish education at the forefront. It gives us a deeper appreciation of educational visionaries – starting with our People’s master teacher, Moses, who continuously tried to teach the Israelites about the importance of building a stronger, more united community.
The AMIT school network in Israel is proud to have been chosen as the first international team to attend Yeshiva University’s famed Red Sarachek Tournament.
The annual Yeshiva University Red Sarachek tournament is the highlight of the year for yeshiva high school basketball teams across the USA and Canada.
We have now lost 57 AMIT alumni. These devastating losses weigh heavily on all of us.
As we all pray for the ceasefire to remain in place, we would like to update you on the status of our approximately 8,500 students in the North and South.
AMIT Spotlight Sessions will showcase the impactful work happening throughout Israel at our schools. Each session will focus on key Reshet initiatives that are helping to shape the future of Israeli society.
Please join us in thanking the Friedman family, including AMIT’s very own Limor Friedman, for dedicating a Sefer Torah to the AMIT religious high school in Sderot.
The newly refurbished Gogya building of AMIT Kiryat Malachi Junior and Senior High School was inaugurated with the participation of representatives from the Ministry of Education, the Kiryat Malachi Municipality, and the AMIT network.
Students in grades 10 and 11 at AMIT Bellows Ulpanat Noga High School, Beit Shemesh, embarked on “Dream in the South,” an impressive four-day journey that began in the Ramon Crater.
One of the outstanding runners in last week’s Jerusalem Marathon was Rabbi Uriel Fish, a homeroom teacher at the AMIT Eitan Junior and Senior High School for Boys, Maaleh Adumim.
