
Students in Arabic-language Schools Still Have to Submit Research Proposals in Hebrew
Final paper may be in Arabic, but not the proposal, state says
Final paper may be in Arabic, but not the proposal, state says
Talk by Hagai El-Ad, whose organization recently branded Israel an apartheid regime, went against new Education Ministry rules barring schools from hosting groups 'that treat IDF soldiers with contempt and call Israel an apartheid state'
Gallant was responding to complaints over the director of the human rights group B’Tselem who is slated to address students at a Haifa elite high school
The university is the first in Israel to require gender balance in committees, and by doing so hopes to increasing the number of female professors at the university
Several HMOs confirmed that some cities had asked them to vaccinate teachers, but that they have no intention of violating the official orders
Originally implemented in September 2019, the Day Care Supervision Law has only been partially implemented in light of the absence of the necessary regulations until now
The Environmental Protection Ministry will provide preschools with funding to purchase a dishwasher, reusable utensils following protests from parents against single-use cutlery and plates
The growth rate of classes in mainstream schools for students with autism is not keeping up with the number of children diagnosed
As more universities announce their plans for online tests, Tel Aviv University says it will not allow bathroom breaks for Zoom tests of under 90 minutes
Not enough teaching spots are available in the Arab education system to employ all the qualified teachers, and skills did not match up for employment in Jewish schools, the Education Ministry says
Campaign to vaccinate rank and file Israelis against the coronavirus gets underway nationwide with a focus on the over 60 crowd and other at-risk population groups
Kits distributed by the Higher Education Ministry describe evacuated settlements as 'miracles that came to their temporary end' with Israel's 2005 withdrawal
For a year, the Education Ministry had refused to pay for 9-year-old Fidaa Abu Afash's transportation, arguing she should go to an Arabic school closer to her Negev home – even though she only reads Braille in Hebrew
Lecturers will give back 30 percent of time lost due to the strike, and will receive improved pay and advance notice regarding firing in agreement reached with Finance Ministry
Officials say software would prevent cheating 'and preserve the integrity of the grades issued by the university,' but students fear invasion of their privacy
In an index that examines the gaps between top-performing and low-performing students in math, Israel is ranked fifth, exceeded only by Turkey and the UAE
Local authorities organize the events, but the Jewish Culture Department of the Ministry for Higher Education funds and advertises them. Channel 20 will air eight performances for children, all of which will feature only men
Union, colleges blame each other for walking away from understandings reached Friday to establish new rank of 'faculty fellow,' which provides continuous employment, job security and social benefits
Fidaa, a third-grade student, has been learning to read Braille in Hebrew only. The Education Ministry refuses to fund her ride to school on the grounds that there is one closer, but it only teaches in Arabic
First-of-its-kind study shows that fear and barriers prevent Jews and Arabs from cooperating in coursework and research, but there’s also a reason to hope
Some 400,000 students expected to resume in-person classes in towns with low infection rates, and the country's 423,000 junior high students the following week
At a south Tel Aviv school, the kids bolted into the building, coronavirus or not. Whether they’ll keep their masks on is a different question
The livestock manager at Kibbutz Gazit taught the kids English and another kibbutznik provided nature study classes, but the Education Ministry objected to their initiative
Im Tirtzu aims to strengthen and promote 'Zionist values in Israel,' and a significant part of its activity is battling lecturers with left-wing views
5,000-shekel fines, mainly to Haredi institutions, weren’t approved by Knesset committee
Israel has no history of homeschooling, but COVID-19 is pushing parents to reconsider
Health Ministry withdraws request to have younger classes split into smaller groups in order to free up classrooms
The new set of coronavirus regulations, taking effect on Sunday, will return about half a million Israeli children from grades one to four to school
Due to staff shortages, students in grades 1 and 2 would have only been to school on alternate days when exiting the coronavirus lockdown on Sunday – with local governments threatening to rebel
Sources say Sheldon Adelson pressured U.S. administration to sign the deal ahead of the U.S. election ■ U.S. Secretary of Defense arriving in Israel on Thursday