(haipo) The education system in the north of the country has recently undergone a series of significant changes, including the appointment of new principals to schools in Kiryat Ata, Kiryat Bialik, Tirat Carmel and Haifa. Alongside the retirement of veteran principals, educators with extensive experience, diverse pedagogical approaches and a desire to lead educational institutions into an era of excellence, values and innovation are taking up the role. These changes reflect the dynamism of the education system and the commitment of local authorities to strengthening schools and providing a response to the changing challenges of the younger generation.
Mazie Schneider will direct the Ort Rimon Middle School in Kiryat Bialik
The Ministry of Education’s tender committee has selected Mazy Schneider to be the principal of Ort Rimon Middle School in Kiryat Bialik. Schneider will replace Malki Lubton, who was selected to lead the city’s new six-year high school. Schneider is an educator with about 30 years of experience in the education system, and for the past four years she has led the Kadima School in Kiryat Bialik. Before that, she served as a grade coordinator at Afek Middle School, a member of the management team, an educator, and a science teacher.
Mayor Eli Dukorski He welcomed the appointment and noted that Schneider is a professional, ethical and experienced administrator, who has demonstrated the ability to lead significant teams and educational processes. He said he is confident that she will continue to lead Rimon students to achievements and excellence.
Hagit Ben-Simon will direct the Jerusalem School in Kiryat Ata
The Kiryat Ata Municipality announced the appointment of Hagit Ben Simon as principal of the Jerusalem School. Ben Simon brings with her 25 years of experience in the education system, including diverse roles such as social coordinator, mathematics coordinator, pedagogical coordinator and techno-pedagogical coordinator. She has also served as an educator and member of the school's management team. Ben Simon said that she is taking on the role with a great sense of mission and believes that the school is a learning and growing community based on trust, partnership and respectful dialogue.
Mayor Yaakov Peretz He welcomed the appointment and noted that her rich experience will contribute greatly to the continued prosperity of the school.
Hila Peretz will manage the Pinsker School in Kiryat Ata
Hila Peretz has been selected to lead Pinsker Elementary School. Peretz brings with her 14 years of experience in the education system, including roles in special and regular education, the center for inclusion and integration, the center for the National Language Center, and the center for the school during the Great Holiday. For the past two years, she has served as deputy principal of the school and led pedagogical and social processes. Peretz said that the school is an educational institution where every student feels a sense of belonging and love.
Mayor Yaakov Peretz, welcomed the appointment and noted that her leadership will contribute greatly to the municipal education system.
The new school in the new district: Waiting for the principal to continue Avi Ziegler's path
One of the most significant and difficult events in the Haifa education system this year was the sudden passing of Avi Ziegler (z"l), the principal of the new school in the new district. Ziegler, a graduate of the school himself, was called upon to lead the institution out of a desire to restore it to its historical status. He rebranded the school, which was previously a leading institution for training engineers, and succeeded in turning it into a particularly sought-after school in the Neve David neighborhood.
Under his leadership, the school became a significant educational success, so much so that many students were waiting in line to be accepted as early as seventh grade. His death came as a shock to the students and staff.
A tender is now being held to select a new principal to fill the big shoes he left behind. As of now, it has not been announced who will lead the school in the coming years.
Herzl School in Haifa: Tamar Rabiner retires after 11 years
Another change has been recorded at the Herzl School in Haifa, where Principal Tamar Rabiner is retiring after more than a decade in the role. Rabiner is considered a central figure in the local education system, and led the school through years of pedagogical development, strengthening the parent community, and implementing innovative learning processes.
Her departure marks the end of a significant period for the school and the opening of a new chapter in the process of appointing a principal to continue her path. Over the years, parents have been satisfied with the school, but they have claimed that there is a difficulty with the fact that there are so many students at the school, which causes full classes and overcrowding in the hallways and courtyard.
Noga Harpaz will direct the Reut Middle School for the Arts in Haifa
Noga Harpaz won the tender to manage the Reut Middle School for the Arts in Haifa. Harpaz has 15 years of experience in education, and in her most recent role served as deputy principal and pedagogical coordinator at the Ironi D. School in Tel Aviv. She holds a BA in history and philosophy and a MA in history, and is a graduate of the Hatam program. Harpaz began her educational career at the Reut School, and is now returning to it as principal.
Sivan Vanunu will manage the Yigal Alon School in Tirat Carmel
Sivan Vanunu has been selected to manage the Yigal Alon Elementary School in Tirat Carmel starting in the 2017 school year. Vanunu will replace Orna Agiv, who is retiring. She has more than 12 years of experience in the education system, six of which were as deputy principal of the Avner Barzani School in the city.
Vanunu said that every boy and girl is a whole world of strengths and talents, and that it is the duty of the educational staff to provide them with a safe place to grow.
Mayor Dudu Cohen, welcomed the appointment and noted that Vanunu brings with her rich professional experience and an educational approach that sees students as full partners in the journey.
Dana Hoffman will direct the Darka Shiffman School in Tirat Carmel
Dana Hoffman was elected principal of the six-year Darka Shiffman School in Tirat Carmel. Hoffman has 31 years of experience in the education system, and in her most recent role was director of the youth division at the Yarkon Educational Center. According to her, a school is a human community where every student feels a sense of belonging and value, and that love of people and mutual respect are the basis of all educational endeavors.
Mayor Dudu Cohen, welcomed the appointment and noted that Hoffman's rich experience will help her lead the school to continued excellence.
Nizhiya Feiblovitz will direct the Darka Ariel School in Tirat Carmel
Nizhiya Fayblovitz has been selected to lead the state-religious school Darka Ariel in Tirat Carmel. She has 35 years of experience in the state-religious education system, and in her most recent role served as a national instructor in the "New Path" program. Fayblovitz said she intends to promote education that connects Zionism, community and faith with innovation and excellence.
Mayor Dudu Cohen, welcomed the appointment and noted that her extensive experience will be a significant asset to the school.
Ran Sabag will direct the new School of Arts and Sciences in Tirat Carmel
Ran Sabag has been selected to lead the new six-year Arts and Sciences School in Tirat Carmel. Sabag has more than a decade of experience in the education system, and has served as a grade level principal at the Leo Buck School in Haifa since 2014. He said that his role is not just to impart knowledge but to arouse curiosity, and that he believes in education that combines innovation with moral values.
Director of the Education Department Danny Pessler, He welcomed the appointment and noted that Sabag's experience working with diverse populations is a tremendous asset to the new school.
😍Wishing every principal and principal in "Educating the Children of Israel" great success: for "values", which often also lead to "achievements"... as long as there is "encouragement" and "support", which leads to the "discovery of the potential" that lies at the core of every boy-student and girl-student; throughout the years of the "learning process"...!!!😭😭😭
New principals for schools in the north?
Only one.
And thanks to him, female procreation was eradicated.
Write new principals for schools in the north.
It reflects more on female power, their strength.
Leadership and reality.
That the Hebrew language is essentially masculine,
Does not mean to erase the female majority on one
The masculine declared in the article and to erase the entire female majority,
And even more so when a woman writes the article.
I was really offended as a woman.
😍I wasn't offended as a "woman"!
* "Linguistic precision" in the Hebrew language exists, regardless of "emotion", unless "Eliezer Ben Yehuda" and his successors were/are also influenced by such "logic"!
* And… the “main thing” is that the “farmer’s” wife also rules the city’s “square”… in every “high position”, always with her “head held high”…!!!😂🙏🙏🙏