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	Israel’s school system also operates an Arab educational network but there are no Arab schools in Tzfat.		Israel’s school system also operates an Arab educational network but there are no Arab schools in Tzfat.

−	{{~~Tzfat~~ Learning and Education}}	+	{{Safed Learning and Education}}
	{{Safed Spelling}}		{{Safed Spelling}}

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]

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	=== Arab Schools ===		=== Arab Schools ===
	Israel’s school system also operates an Arab educational network but there are no Arab schools in Tzfat.		Israel’s school system also operates an Arab educational network but there are no Arab schools in Tzfat.
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		+	{{Tzfat Learning and Education}}
		+	{{Safed Spelling}}

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]

Simcha: /* Mamlachti Dati */

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Mamlachti Dati

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	=== Mamlachti Dati ===		=== Mamlachti Dati ===
−	The Mamlachti Dati State Religious School System includes religious instruction as part of their state-approved curriculum. ~~The system~~ supports the Zionist ideology and encourages students to enter army service/alternative national service upon graduation. There are three National Religious elementary schools in Tzfat, the Ari in the Darom neighborhood,, Beirav in the [[Canaan Neighborhood Safed\|Canaan neighborhood]] and Noam, located in the valley between Canaan and the Darom. The AMIT High School, on Kaf Bet street in Canaan, provides three separate religious frameworks for teens -- a central high school with boys and girls divisions and a yeshiva (boys) and ulpana (girls) which provide a more intensive religious framework.	+	The Mamlachti Dati State Religious School System includes religious instruction as part of their state-approved curriculum. These schools supports the Zionist ideology and encourages students to enter army service/alternative national service upon graduation. There are three National Religious elementary schools in Tzfat, the Ari in the Darom neighborhood, Beirav in the [[Canaan Neighborhood Safed\|Canaan neighborhood]] and Noam, located in the valley between Canaan and the Darom. The AMIT High School, on Kaf Bet street in Canaan, provides three separate religious frameworks for teens -- a central high school with boys and girls divisions and a yeshiva (boys) and ulpana (girls) which provide a more intensive religious framework.

	The [[Chabad in Safed\|Chabad]] school system is operated by the Chabad Hassidic community of Tzfat and is under the auspices of the Mamlachti Dati system, though they are an independent entity within the Mamlachti dati framework.		The [[Chabad in Safed\|Chabad]] school system is operated by the Chabad Hassidic community of Tzfat and is under the auspices of the Mamlachti Dati system, though they are an independent entity within the Mamlachti dati framework.

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Mamlachti

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	=== Mamlachti ===		=== Mamlachti ===
−	The State School System is a non-religious system for families who are not interested in including religious instruction as part of their children’s education. The Mamlachti system includes classes in Bible and other Jewish studies, as well as holiday celebrations, but these are observed and studied in a cultural, as opposed to religious, manner. Tzfat’s school system operates two mamlachti elementary schools, Mamlachti Aleph (Agamim) in the [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Darom neighborhood]], and Mamlachti Bet in the [[Northern Neighborhoods Safed\|northern neighborhood of Ramat Razim, as well as a central united Junior High School and Senior High School (Menachem Begin School), located in the center of the city.	+	The State School System is a non-religious system for families who are not interested in including religious instruction as part of their children’s education. The Mamlachti system includes classes in Bible and other Jewish studies, as well as holiday celebrations, but these are observed and studied in a cultural, as opposed to religious, manner. Tzfat’s school system operates two mamlachti elementary schools, Mamlachti Aleph (Agamim) in the [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Darom neighborhood]], and Mamlachti Bet in the [[Northern Neighborhoods Safed\|northern neighborhood]] of Ramat Razim, as well as a central united Junior High School and Senior High School (Menachem Begin School), located in the center of the city.

	=== Mamlachti Dati ===		=== Mamlachti Dati ===

Simcha at 20:29, 27 December 2012

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	\|header1 = Hebrew:		\|header1 = Hebrew:
	\|data2 = מוסדות חינוך צפת		\|data2 = מוסדות חינוך צפת
−	~~\|header3 = Pronunciation:~~
−	~~\|data4 = Ben Bar-uu-ch~~
	\|header7 = Description:		\|header7 = Description:
	\|data8 = Schools, yeshivas and other educational institutions of Tzfat.}}		\|data8 = Schools, yeshivas and other educational institutions of Tzfat.}}

Simcha at 20:29, 27 December 2012

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	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Tzfat Education System]]		\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Tzfat Education System]]
	\|header1 = Hebrew:		\|header1 = Hebrew:
−	\|data2 = ~~חיה בן ברוך~~	+	\|data2 = מוסדות חינוך צפת
	\|header3 = Pronunciation:		\|header3 = Pronunciation:
	\|data4 = Ben Bar-uu-ch		\|data4 = Ben Bar-uu-ch
	\|header7 = Description:		\|header7 = Description:
−	\|data8 = ~~A glass vitrage artist that lives in Safed~~.}}	+	\|data8 = Schools, yeshivas and other educational institutions of Tzfat.}}

−	('''Hebrew''': מוסדות חינוך צפת/ '''Translation''': Educational Institutions Tzfat / '''Definition:'' Schools, yeshivas and other educational institutions of Tzfat' / '''Description''': Available Educational Alternatives in Tzfat )	+	[[Safed\|Tzfat]] residents have a wide variety of options to choose from when selecting their children's educational framework.
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−	Tzfat residents have a wide variety of options to choose from when selecting their ~~childrens’~~ educational framework.	+

	== Education in Israel ==		== Education in Israel ==

Simcha at 20:27, 27 December 2012

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		+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Tzfat Education System
		+	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Tzfat Education System]]
		+	\|header1 = Hebrew:
		+	\|data2 = חיה בן ברוך
		+	\|header3 = Pronunciation:
		+	\|data4 = Ben Bar-uu-ch
		+	\|header7 = Description:
		+	\|data8 = A glass vitrage artist that lives in Safed.}}
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	('''Hebrew''': מוסדות חינוך צפת/ '''Translation''': Educational Institutions Tzfat / '''Definition:'' Schools, yeshivas and other educational institutions of Tzfat' / '''Description''': Available Educational Alternatives in Tzfat )		('''Hebrew''': מוסדות חינוך צפת/ '''Translation''': Educational Institutions Tzfat / '''Definition:'' Schools, yeshivas and other educational institutions of Tzfat' / '''Description''': Available Educational Alternatives in Tzfat )

Simcha: /* Arab Schools */

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Arab Schools

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	=== Arab Schools ===		=== Arab Schools ===
	Israel’s school system also operates an Arab educational network but there are no Arab schools in Tzfat.		Israel’s school system also operates an Arab educational network but there are no Arab schools in Tzfat.
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Simcha: /* Mamlachti Dati */

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Mamlachti Dati

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	The Mamlachti Dati State Religious School System includes religious instruction as part of their state-approved curriculum. The system supports the Zionist ideology and encourages students to enter army service/alternative national service upon graduation. There are three National Religious elementary schools in Tzfat, the Ari in the Darom neighborhood,, Beirav in the [[Canaan Neighborhood Safed\|Canaan neighborhood]] and Noam, located in the valley between Canaan and the Darom. The AMIT High School, on Kaf Bet street in Canaan, provides three separate religious frameworks for teens -- a central high school with boys and girls divisions and a yeshiva (boys) and ulpana (girls) which provide a more intensive religious framework.		The Mamlachti Dati State Religious School System includes religious instruction as part of their state-approved curriculum. The system supports the Zionist ideology and encourages students to enter army service/alternative national service upon graduation. There are three National Religious elementary schools in Tzfat, the Ari in the Darom neighborhood,, Beirav in the [[Canaan Neighborhood Safed\|Canaan neighborhood]] and Noam, located in the valley between Canaan and the Darom. The AMIT High School, on Kaf Bet street in Canaan, provides three separate religious frameworks for teens -- a central high school with boys and girls divisions and a yeshiva (boys) and ulpana (girls) which provide a more intensive religious framework.

−	The [[Chabad ~~Community~~ Safed\|Chabad]] school system is operated by the Chabad Hassidic community of Tzfat and is under the auspices of the Mamlachti Dati system, though they are an independent entity within the Mamlachti dati framework.	+	The [[Chabad in Safed\|Chabad]] school system is operated by the Chabad Hassidic community of Tzfat and is under the auspices of the Mamlachti Dati system, though they are an independent entity within the Mamlachti dati framework.

	=== Independent Schools ===		=== Independent Schools ===

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Independent Schools

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	=== Independent Schools ===		=== Independent Schools ===
−	Israel’s school system offers the option of operating an independent school with government funding. These schools are generally “Haredi” -- ultra-Orthodox -- and include both [[Sephardic-Community Safed\|Sepharadi]] and Ashkanazi schools such as the [[Breslev ~~Community~~ Safed\|Breslev schools]], Beit Ya’akov schools (elementary and high schools for girls), the Tzemach David Religious Zionist Talmud Torah, Shas-operated Talmud Torahs such as Alkabetz and Yeted Tshuvah, and the kindergartens run by Rabbi Scheinberg. These schools receive partial funding from the Education Ministry and operate under a different type of supervision than the Mamlachti schools do.	+	Israel’s school system offers the option of operating an independent school with government funding. These schools are generally “Haredi” -- ultra-Orthodox -- and include both [[Sephardic-Community Safed\|Sepharadi]] and Ashkanazi schools such as the [[Breslev in Safed\|Breslev schools]], Beit Ya’akov schools (elementary and high schools for girls), the Tzemach David Religious Zionist Talmud Torah, Shas-operated Talmud Torahs such as Alkabetz and Yeted Tshuvah, and the kindergartens run by Rabbi Scheinberg. These schools receive partial funding from the Education Ministry and operate under a different type of supervision than the Mamlachti schools do.
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	=== Unrecognized Schools ===		=== Unrecognized Schools ===