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Meaningful Army Service

Meaningful Army Service

The IDF’s Manpower Directorate published its annual ranking of cities and schools that “contribute more” to military service—meaning that their recruits join combat units and serve as officers. Yeshivat AMIT Nachshon ranked No. 4 out of all the boys’ schools in Israel (religious and secular), with a 100% enlistment rate.

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AMIT Students Are…Breaking the Glass Ceiling

Assaf Rappaport, head of research and development at Microsoft Israel, recently said that the greatest missed opportunity in Israeli high-tech is the lack of women—they account for less than 20% of the high-tech workforce. Amnon Eldar, AMIT Director General, explains what the network is doing to combat that phenomenon.

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Ramle Escape Room

Promoting Acceptance & Diversity

When a group of girls from the AMIT Ramle Technological High School, one of the network’s vocational schools, couldn’t find summer jobs, they created an “escape room” at the school that they called “Escape from the Stigmas.” To escape, participants went on a scavenger hunt for letters that form the words respect, love, acceptance, and others. The room was such a hit that the girls had to extend its hours of operation.

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Making Auto-Tech History

Making Auto-Tech History

Two 11th-grade AMIT students at the Elaine Silver Technological High School in Beersheva made history by becoming the first two female students—including the first Ethiopian girl ever—to enroll in the vocational school’s automotive electronics track. “Everyone says that this is men’s work, but we wanted to show that it’s not only for men,” said Malka Rata, one of the girls.

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REPRESENTING ISRAEL AT ROBOTICS COMPETITION

Excelling In Robotics

The AMIT Yud Ashdod robotics team won the national innovation award at the FLL robotics competition for youth. They were chosen to represent Israel at the FIRST international robotics competition, where they faced off against 80 other teams.

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Solving Real-World Problems

Solving Real-World Problems

Students from the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sutker AMIT Modi’in School for Boys won third place in an international young entrepreneurship competition with their eco-friendly tablecloth that has games printed on it and that doubles as a trash bag.

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TWO-TIME CYBER CHAMPS!

Two-Time Cyber Champs!

For the second consecutive year, students from AMIT Ginsburg Bar Ilan Gush Dan Jr. and Sr. High School for Boys won first place in the junior high division of the national cyber championship, run by the Education Ministry.

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AMIT Wasserman Torah

Collaborating With Cisco

AMIT Wasserman Torah, Arts and Sciences in Ma’ale Adumim launched new technology-related programs in the 2017 school year, including one in collaboration with IT and networking giant Cisco and Taasiyeda, an Israeli nonprofit that develops leadership and tech skills in kids.

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Menorat HaMaor Increases Bagrut Eligibility by 30% — Despite Covid-19!

This year, 93% of the graduates of the AMIT Menorat HaMaor Petah Tikva ultra-Orthodox high school will be graduating with matriculation certificates. This is a meteoric increase compared to the previous year in which 62.5% of the students earned a matriculation certificate. When compared with the national average of 69.7% the achievement is equally notable.

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Another AMIT Ginsburg Bar llan Gush Dan Student Gets his Pilot’s Wings

Of all the units in the IDF, the Air Force is considered the elite of the elite. Very few soldiers make it through the grueling training course. (For security reasons, those soldiers are not allowed to be named nor their pictures published.) Last week, a graduate of AMIT Ginsburg Bar Ilan Gush Dan Junior and Senior High School for Boys, Ramat Gan, stood on the parade ground at the Hatzerim Air Force base at the end of the helicopter course and received his wings.

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Two AMIT Schools Win Awards At Global Robotics Competition

The Robotics Program FLL (FIRST LEGO League), established in collaboration with LEGO, exposes children from kindergarten up to ninth grade, to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through practical, fun, and exciting learning opportunities. Participants gain experience in real-world problem solving through a global robotics program that helps today’s students and teachers build a better future together.

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Yeshivat Amit Kfar Ganim

Director General Of The Ministry Of Education: “Yeshivat Amit Kfar Ganim Is A Place Of Educational Inspiration.”

During a visit to Yeshivat AMIT Kfar Ganim High School in Petach Tikva by the Ministry of Education’s management, Ministry Director-General Amit Edri said that it was a place full of educational inspiration and that the visit gave the entire administration food for thought. “This is a place of inspiration and idealism; a place that combines many values, knowledge, and skills. I wish there were more educational institutions like this.”

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16 Braids For Cancer Patients

Students at Sutker AMIT Renanim Science and Technology High School for Girls in Ra’anana held a hair donation event this week for cancer patients. It took a long time for the students to grow their hair long enough for this important cause.

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Leadership Scores

First Place In The “Leadership Scores” Competition: AMIT Wasserman Jr. And Sr. High School, Beer Sheva

“Leadership Scores” is a social project designed to instill values and develop leadership abilities among youth through basketball tournaments and classroom leadership educational activities.

On the final day of the program run by the “Sports Educational Initiative” organization, which took place this week, students from AMIT Wasserman Jr. and Sr. High School in Beer Sheva won first place in the Southern District.

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