Emunah High Schools

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High Schools
Emunah Elisheva High School
The Elisheva High School in Pardes Chana is an up and coming star! Thanks to Yael Dukow, the new principal of two years, the school and its 418 students are flourishing! Many of the artistic families in the surrounding areas of Pardes Chana were looking for a religious Zionist high school for their daughters that would focus on the arts, Torah and sciences. The teachers have created an atmosphere and a “buzz” in these communities and have given these parents something that they have been searching for within their religious, Zionistic ideology.
Emunah Neve Sarah Herzog High School
Emunah Neve Sarah Herzog is a girls high school with over 450 students. Their goal is enabling each student to reach her highest academic potential while simultaneously building a strong Jewish foundation. Neve Sarah has a dormitory on the campus that can accommodate over 100 students. Today, most of these students are Ethiopian immigrants. Many arrive at the school lacking language skills and cultural customs. The staff make every effort to acclimate the students and give them the tools they need to succeed scholastically and emotionally. The dormitory is also a safe haven for many girls from very low socio- economic backgrounds. There are also a large number of girls from the Emunah Achuzat Sarah Children’s home.
Beit Weinstein High School
Beit Weinstein is a school designated by the Ministry of Education as an educational centre for at risk youth. There are 75 students studying and thriving at the school. Emunah Beit Weinstein is a unique school that takes in girls who have given up or been given up on by others. The school helps them to believe in themselves and their abilities. One of the most successful streams is a special fashion design department through which the girls learn a profession and self expression. The students modelled their own creations at the graduation. The girls come from families in a very low socio economic bracket. They do not have opportunities to experience theatre or museums or places of culture, so the school gives the girls these wonderful experiences.
ALMA/ Torah and Arts High School
The Emunah Alma/ Torah and Arts High School is best known for its wide variety of courses, which include: art, drama, music, science, bio-medical computers and Torah studies. The High School is a unique school for girls in Jerusalem. Here, for the first time, talented, religious young women in Israel have an opportunity to seriously pursue their art within the framework of a Torah environment. The school has attained a nationwide reputation for excellence. Over 200 talented Jewish girls can explore their talents and use their creative abilities in a safe environment.

“The Hebrew word Emunah means faithfulness, fidelity, loyalty, not walking away even when the going gets tough, trusting the other and honouring the other’s trust in us. That is what Emunah provides, each and every day, for thousands of disadvantaged children and families across Israel through its network of residential homes, high schools, day care centers and therapy and counselling centres. In doing so Emunah is helping to create bonds of community where none previously existed. It is being there for Israel’s most vulnerable at times when they need it most.”

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z’l
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Eli, 23, graduate of an Emunah residential home. "When I was 12, my family situation was very bad and social workers suggested I attend the day program at an Emunah children’s home. My days were filled with activities. Emunah encouraged me to be the best I could be, and I worked hard to prove myself. The music teacher believed in me and helped me to see that I have talent and can use music to heal my pain. To study music is my dream and I know, thanks to Emunah, that I can make it come true."
Eli's story
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Sivan, student at an Emunah High School. "Emunah doesn’t only provide education. They also provide warmth, strength, and hope. The teachers are really kind. They don’t judge anyone. They accept you as you are. They support you whatever you want to do. Later this year I will start to study computer engineering in college. I succeed because I have a purpose. Building a family. Getting a good job. Being happy."
Sivan's story
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