Dozens of students at Yeshivat AMIT Amichai Junior and Senior High School held a special inter-generational study session with their mothers and grandmothers at the Rehovot school’s beit midrash recently.
AMIT schools encourage their students to fulfill their potential in various ways, including contributing to their communities. The 11th-grade students from AMIT Wasserman Junior and Senior High School in Beersheva, recently worked with the municipality to give one of the city’s parks a facelift.
AMIT students from the Academy of Entrepreneurship and Innovation met recently with members of the nonprofit group Access Israel, which aims to better integrate people with disabilities into Israeli society.
Yael Weinreb’s deep affection for and connection with AMIT Children was as natural as growing up.
AMIT students from across Israel, including the periphery, recently were chosen to participate in Microsoft Israel’s prestigious leadership program, Teams Leaders, where they learn about using Microsoft’s platform to create more collaborative learning environments.
Dozens of students from AMIT Renanim Science and Technology Junior and Senior High School donated their hair for cancer patients as a tribute to an Israeli teenager who was killed by a bomb during the summer.
Students from AMIT HaOfek Technological High School joined activists around the world to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women with a campaign aimed at raising awareness about gender-based violence.
Recently, some AMIT students got to put that philosophy into action by attending the Israel Conference on Social Cohesion, a daylong summit aimed at fostering greater inclusion for all sectors and groups in Israeli society.
Students at AMIT Ulpana High School for Girls got a chance to learn exactly what makes a heroine when they welcomed Avital Sharansky for a visit and discussion about women’s empowerment, a subject that Sharansky, a leading figure in the movement to free Jews, including her husband Natan Sharansky, from Soviet imprisonment, knows quite a bit about.
How high can you fly? As high as your dreams take you. That was the message that students at AMIT Shachar Junior and Senior High School recently got from Aisha Bowe, the American aeronautical engineer and the founder and CEO of technology company, STEMBoard, who told them to reach for the stars.
