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win-win for an AMIT student and lonely senior

A Win-Win For An AMIT Student and Lonely Senior

After graduating from high school, Eden Tigist Molo knew she wanted to attend a pre-army junior college and develop professionally in the field of information and communications technology. When she heard about the new junior college opening at AMIT Elaine Silver Technological High School in Beersheva, she decided to enroll despite the fact that she lives in Ashdod (about 50 miles away).

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AMIT students show solidarity for Israelis in Gaza-border towns

AMIT Students Show Solidarity For Israelis In Gaza-Border Towns

High school students across Israel—including many from AMIT schools—are raising awareness about the plight of Israeli towns and cities bordering the Gaza Strip, which have been battered by rockets over the years and are now contending with incendiary balloons from Gaza that are igniting and causing massive damage.

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Like in college, AMIT students get to choose their teacher

Like In College, AMIT Students Get To Choose Their Teacher

Part of the fun of college is being able to audit classes and get to know instructors’ individual teaching styles before deciding whether to register for their class. AMIT is bringing that student-led decision-making process to several of its high schools, starting with AMIT Wasserman Junior and Senior High School in Beersheva.

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AMIT Elaine Silver opens junior college for tech trainin

AMIT Elaine Silver Opens Junior College For Tech Training

A new pre-army junior college opened its doors last week at the AMIT Elaine Silver Technological High School in Beersheva, and it will play a critical role in helping the Israeli Army maintain its advanced computer systems. As the first co-ed training college of its kind, it will also play a critical role in helping young women train to become computer technicians and engineers.

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Tech Meets Tikkun Olam In New National Service Program

The Israeli Army’s Unit 8200—an elite intelligence corps responsible for cyber security and code decryption—has been called “Israel’s secret startup machine” because so many of its veterans have launched successful startups or gone on to work in Silicon Valley.

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How to Help Your Child Succeed in School

How to Help Your Child Succeed in School

by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
Every parent wants to see their child succeed in school, but it can be a struggle for some. But don’t worry, there are ways to help your child overcome difficulties. Here’s a few tips to get you started.

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Breaking Down the Walls

Breaking Down the Walls

by David Brummer
The start of the new school year can be a time of great anticipation and also trep­idation for both parents and students. I do not have children myself, but I un­derstand that the Israeli educational system can be a little uneven. AMIT, an educational net­ work consisting of 110 schools and 45,000 stu­dents across the country — religious and secular — claims that it will provide an educational rev­olution that will facilitate change in the class­room.

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Teacher Summer Spotlight: AMIT Belevav Shalem Yeshiva

How does a schoolteacher convey a values-based education? Subjects such as math are governed by indisputable numbers, equations, and figures, whereas a lesson in values requires a different approach. We have been focusing on students and how they implement AMIT’s idea of chessed and community during their summer vacations, by volunteering in many different capacities. But where are they learning their values? One answer is by watching their teachers act as role models, in and out of the classroom.

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Summer Student Spotlight: Alexander – Blind Volunteer

“We’re on the way to the hospital to deliver games and breakfast, and to bring some joy.”

For nearly all of us and in one way or another, Covid devoured the last year of our lives. Incorporating chessed, or care and concern for community is a principle of education at AMIT schools that had to be adjusted to fit the environment in which we all now live.

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Summer Student Spotlight: AMIT Wasserman Torah, Arts and Sciences High School for Girls, Ma’aleh Adumim

“I loved it so I continued.”

For nearly all of us and in one way or another, Covid devoured the last year of our lives. Incorporating chessed, or care and concern for community is a principle of education at AMIT schools that had to be adjusted to fit the environment in which we all now live. The continuance of this lesson is paramount, however, mostly because those in need are the first to ‘go without.’ Over the next few weeks, we will spotlight how our students have adapted and are spending their summer break.

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Summer Student Spotlight: AMIT Kfar Ganim

For nearly all of us and in one way or another, Covid devoured the last year of our lives. Incorporating chessed, or care and concern for community is a principle of education at AMIT schools that had to be adjusted to fit the environment in which we all now live. The continuance of this lesson is paramount, however, mostly because those in need are the first to ‘go without.’ Over the next few weeks, we will spotlight how our students have adapted and are spending their summer break.

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AMIT Bet Ashkelon – From 50% Bagrut Rate To 85% In Three Years

According to the Ministry of Education, the percentage of Bagrut eligibility at AMIT Bet Ashkelon Jr. and Sr. High School continues to climb and has now reached 85%! This is a huge increase from three years ago when the rate was only 50%. In addition, 35 students received certificates of social involvement excellence.

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