Once again, an AMIT school has been recognized for excellence. Yona Kanino, principal of AMIT Kol Yaakov in Yerucham, was awarded the National Religious Education Prize this week. This is a double win for AMIT as Yona was also a student in Kol Yaakov and is herself a product of its success.
Literature Teacher at Yeshivat AMIT Kfar Ganim, Petach Tikva
English Teacher, AMIT Karmiel
AMIT keeps taking space by storm. First Yeshivat AMIT in Tzfat won first place in the national SpaceLab competition. Then two other students from Midreshet AMIT Kamah in Yerucham participated in an experiment that will also be taken up to the Space Station by Eitan Stibbe. Now, AMIT Yud from Ashdod, have reached the finals…
We are living in dark days, difficult times. Images we never believed would see in our country occur on the streets of cities nightly. Violence, hate, undermining our personal safety; everything erupted in a heavy dark wave. Sirens warning of missiles being sent from Gaza by a blood-thirsty enemy are mixed with visions of chaos…
They say that a good teacher is a teacher for life – and in this case, it seems that a good teacher saves lives. The house of the Elgazar family of Sderot was destroyed at the end of last week from a direct missile hit, but at that time the family was in a hotel in Jerusalem, thanks to their son’s teacher.
Physics Teacher and Coordinator, Dina and Moses Dyckman Ulpanat AMIT
As part of the international project ‘Names and Numbers’, students from the 10th and 11th grades of the Amit Nachshon Yeshiva traveled this week to interview four Holocaust survivors, in order to create a documentary about the students and their survivors and encounters.
MADA (Magen David Edom – Israel’s equivalent of the Red Cross) put out an announcement that there is a blood shortage in the country, so our beloved principal at AMIT Elaine Silver, Zippi Harpenes, as a true role model, was the first in line this morning in Beersheva to donate blood.
Fasting the mosquito population by sowing carnivorous plants in malaria-infested areas and subsequently establishing solar farms to increase the ability to sow carnivorous plants. This is how Yarin Bekoor Glam, Gabriel Schuster, Omer Rumi and Nissan Okashi – students of the Amit Hamer School in Rehovot – offer a solution to the malaria problem in Nigeria.
