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Macroshadow: /* Preschool */

2020-08-08T23:15:11Z

Preschool

User: /* Seminar */

2020-07-20T21:14:18Z

Seminar

User: normalized spelling

2020-07-20T19:48:19Z

normalized spelling

Elisha at 09:03, 20 July 2020

2020-07-20T09:03:42Z

Elisha at 00:02, 20 July 2020

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Elisha at 23:59, 19 July 2020

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Elisha: /* Gan Chovah */

2020-07-19T23:55:15Z

Gan Chovah

Miriam: /* Yeshivah Ketanah */

2020-07-16T16:18:26Z

Yeshivah Ketanah

Yberman613: /* Mechinah */

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Mechinah

Yberman613: /* Mechinah */

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Mechinah

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 ===Preschool===
-The last year before first grade is commonly called ''mechinah'' [preparatory program], as it prepares the children for ''cheider'' (not to be confused with ''mechinah'' for ''yeshivah ketanah'').
+The last year before first grade is commonly called ''mechinah'' [preparatory program], as it prepares the children for ''cheider'' (not to be confused with ''mechinah'' for ''yeshivah ketanah''). During that year they will learn how to read.
 ===Cheider===

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 Most Chareidi schools do not do the government administered tests called "Bagruyot" (like the regents in New York) rather they offer an alternative testing system called "Chutzim". On an academic level "Chutzim" are on par with the "Bagruyot" tests, however since they are not government administered they are not recognized and cannot be used to get accepted to institutions of higher education.
-'''Masslulim''': Most Chareidi girls stay on for an additional two years of schooling after they complete grade 12. This is called "masslulim"- routes. During these two years the girls learn a profession which they can use later on in life to help support their families. The "Masslulim" offer a variety of professions ranging from medical secretary, graphic designing, interior designing, architecture, accounting, commuter developer etc..
+'''Masslulim''': Most Chareidi girls stay on for an additional two years of schooling after they complete grade 12. This is called "masslulim"- tracks. During these two years the girls learn a profession which they can use later on in life to help support their families. The "Masslulim" offer a variety of professions ranging from medical secretary, graphic designing, interior designing, architecture, accounting, commuter developer etc..
 While learning a profession the girls maintain a structure of Limudei Kodesh as part of their day in the seminary.

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 There are two options for elementary schools.
-#'''The local school:''' Every neighborhood had a local Bais Yackov which is made up of a student body of the local population, this way girls in the same class generally also know each other from the neighborhood. Its very rare for a girl to attend a Bais Yackov that is not in her neighborhood.  The Bais Yackovs are government subsidized and are basically free aside for some basic extra curricular fees.   The local Bais Yackovs accept all the girls of its neighborhood which makes each Bais Yackov unique in its student body representing the unique character of its neighborhood. The Bais Yackov in the Ezrat Torah neighborhood in Yerushalaim is very different from the Bais Yackov in the Pisgat Zeev neighborhood in Yerushalaim. The former is very Chareidi and Yeshivish while the latter is less Chareidi and more dati- reflecting the character of the neighborhood.  The Bais Yackov in Sanhedria in Yerushalaim is very anglo, reflecting the local residents.
+#'''The local school:''' Every neighborhood had a local Bais Yaakov which is made up of a student body of the local population, this way girls in the same class generally also know each other from the neighborhood. Its very rare for a girl to attend a Bais Yaakov that is not in her neighborhood.  The Bais Yaakovs are government subsidized and are basically free aside for some basic extra curricular fees.   The local Bais Yaakovs accept all the girls of its neighborhood which makes each Bais Yaakov unique in its student body representing the unique character of its neighborhood. The Bais Yaakov in the Ezrat Torah neighborhood in Yerushalaim is very different from the Bais Yaakov in the Pisgat Zeev neighborhood in Yerushalaim. The former is very Chareidi and Yeshivish while the latter is less Chareidi and more dati- reflecting the character of the neighborhood.  The Bais Yaakov in Sanhedria in Yerushalaim is very anglo, reflecting the local residents.
-Its very accepted for mainstream chareidim to send to the local Bais Yackovs.
+Its very accepted for mainstream chareidim to send to the local Bais Yaakovs.
-. '''Private schools:''' There are a few private elementary schools which cater for various crowds which prefer some alternative to the local Bais Yackov. Some teach in Yiddish, others offer an alternative approach or curriculum that is not offered in the local Bais Yackov.  These schools charge tuition generally a few thousand Shekels a year.
+. '''Private schools:''' There are a few private elementary schools which cater for various crowds which prefer some alternative to the local Bais Yaakov. Some teach in Yiddish, others offer an alternative approach or curriculum that is not offered in the local Bais Yaakov.  These schools charge tuition generally a few thousand Shekels a year.
 ===Seminar===
-High school for Chareidi girls is called Seminar. Grades 9-12. with the majority of the girls staying an additional two years to learn a profession. There are no local Bais Yackov high schools as there are elementary schools, rather the high schools are generally private but are still somewhat government subsidized and therefore do not charge a high tuition Around 2-3 thousand NIS a year. It is common for girls to bus in to the neighborhood where their school is located, many schools arrange transportation for their students.
+High school for Chareidi girls is called Seminar. Grades 9-12. with the majority of the girls staying an additional two years to learn a profession. There are no local Bais Yaakov high schools as there are elementary schools, rather the high schools are generally private but are still somewhat government subsidized and therefore do not charge a high tuition Around 2-3 thousand NIS a year. It is common for girls to bus in to the neighborhood where their school is located, many schools arrange transportation for their students.
 Most Chareidi schools do not do the government administered tests called "Bagruyot" (like the regents in New York) rather they offer an alternative testing system called "Chutzim". On an academic level "Chutzim" are on par with the "Bagruyot" tests, however since they are not government administered they are not recognized and cannot be used to get accepted to institutions of higher education.

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−	High school for Chareidi girls is called Seminar. Grades 9-12. with the majority of the girls staying an additional two years to learn a profession. There are no local Bais Yackov high schools as there are elementary schools, rather the high schools are generally private and charge tuition. It is common for girls to bus in to the neighborhood where their school is located, many schools arrange transportation for their students.	+	High school for Chareidi girls is called Seminar. Grades 9-12. with the majority of the girls staying an additional two years to learn a profession. There are no local Bais Yackov high schools as there are elementary schools, rather the high schools are generally private but are still somewhat government subsidized and therefore do not charge a high tuition Around 2-3 thousand NIS a year. It is common for girls to bus in to the neighborhood where their school is located, many schools arrange transportation for their students.

	Most Chareidi schools do not do the government administered tests called "Bagruyot" (like the regents in New York) rather they offer an alternative testing system called "Chutzim". On an academic level "Chutzim" are on par with the "Bagruyot" tests, however since they are not government administered they are not recognized and cannot be used to get accepted to institutions of higher education.		Most Chareidi schools do not do the government administered tests called "Bagruyot" (like the regents in New York) rather they offer an alternative testing system called "Chutzim". On an academic level "Chutzim" are on par with the "Bagruyot" tests, however since they are not government administered they are not recognized and cannot be used to get accepted to institutions of higher education.

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−	High school for Chareidi girls is called Seminar. Grades 9-12. with the majority of the girls staying an additional two years to learn a profession.	+	High school for Chareidi girls is called Seminar. Grades 9-12. with the majority of the girls staying an additional two years to learn a profession. There are no local Bais Yackov high schools as there are elementary schools, rather the high schools are generally private and charge tuition. It is common for girls to bus in to the neighborhood where their school is located, many schools arrange transportation for their students.

	Most Chareidi schools do not do the government administered tests called "Bagruyot" (like the regents in New York) rather they offer an alternative testing system called "Chutzim". On an academic level "Chutzim" are on par with the "Bagruyot" tests, however since they are not government administered they are not recognized and cannot be used to get accepted to institutions of higher education.		Most Chareidi schools do not do the government administered tests called "Bagruyot" (like the regents in New York) rather they offer an alternative testing system called "Chutzim". On an academic level "Chutzim" are on par with the "Bagruyot" tests, however since they are not government administered they are not recognized and cannot be used to get accepted to institutions of higher education.

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 ===Gan (Preschool)===
 ====Gan Kdam-Chovah====
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 ====Gan Chovah====
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+Preschool for ages 5-6, its the year before first grade also known as "Kittah Aleph". It's completely subsidized  there are no tuition expenses aside for extra curricular fee of a few hundred Shekel for the entire year.
 ===Elementary===
 ===Seminar===

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 ===Yeshivah Ketanah===
-Chareidi boys high school is called ''yeshivah ketanah'' (what in America is sometimes called ''mesivta'', which is not used here). It is a three year program, with each year called a "''shiur''," named ''shiur aleph'', ''shiur beis'', and ''shiur gimmel'' respectively, corresponding to ninth through eleventh grades.
+Chareidi boys high school is called ''yeshivah ketanah'' (what in America is sometimes called ''mesivta'', which is not used here). It is a three year program, with each year called a "''shiur''," named ''shiur aleph'', ''shiur beis'', and ''shiur gimmel'' respectively, corresponding to ninth through eleventh grades. The day in ''yeshivah ketanah'' begins from around 7-7.30 in the morning with shacharis which may be followed sometimes with a ''sichah'' from the ''rosh yeshiva'' or ''mashgiach'', followed by breakfast, seder and a shiur, lunch, mincha (may be later), a break, second seder (usually bekius), supper. maariv, and third seder. The day ends at around 9.30 p.m. Unlike in ''chutz la'aretz'' the bochurim only learn ''limmudei kodesh'', there are no secular studies. It has become less common for boys to dorm at ''yeshivah ketanah'' age, but some do, and so most attend ''yeshiva ketanah'' in their own city. On Friday there is generally only a morning seder. The number of "in Shabboses" varies among the yeshivos. Some may have 3 Shabboses a month in the yeshiva, others 1 or 2, and some may send the boys home most weeks with only occasional Shabboses in the yeshiva.
 In most cases it is not a natural continuation of any specific ''cheider''. It is generally considered the job of the ''cheider'', and specifically the eighth-grade ''rebbi'', to direct and help with placement of their ''talmidim'' in ''yeshivos ketanos''.

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 Eighth grade is sometimes referred to as ''mechinah'' [preparatory program], as it prepares the ''talmidim'' for ''yeshivah ketanah'', and in many cases has an entirely different schedule than the rest of the school.
-==='''Mechinah'''===
+===Mechinah===
 There is an optional stand-alone year-long program, usually not connected to any specific school, for preparing children for ''yeshivah ketanah''. While most ''talmidim'' advance directly from ''cheider'' to ''yeshivah ketanah'', there are many who opt for a year of ''mechinah'', either instead of or following eighth grade.

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 Still under construction; please help expand this entry.
-== Streams & Educational Networks ==
+==Streams & Educational Networks==
 There are several frameworks within which Chareidi educational institutions operate.
-=== Chinuch Atzmai ===
+===Chinuch Atzmai===
-=== Bnei Yosef - Ma'ayan HaChinuch HaTorani ===
+===Bnei Yosef - Ma'ayan HaChinuch HaTorani===
-=== Private ===
+===Private===
-=== Mamlachti Chareidi ===
+===Mamlachti Chareidi===
 ==Boys==