‘Reshet’ Network Opens New Year With Dozens of New Schools

The Reshet network of schools opened their new school years with 45,000 students starting in one of the dozens of existing or new schools.

Chabad’s ‘Oholei Yosef Yitzchok’ network of schools in Israel, known as ‘the Reshet’ began the new school year this week with an impressive list of remarkable achievements.

For this school year, the network has added 6 new schools and 36 new kindergartens, bringing its total to 100 schools and 500 kindergartens nationwide.

Existing schools have seen expansions with new classrooms and buildings, while other institutions underwent renovations.

The network now serves 45,000 students, marking a substantial increase in enrollment.

These remarkable achievement were made possible by the dedicated work and preparation of the various ‘Reshet’ departments in coordination with principals and educational teams. This included organizing conferences and workshops for teachers, staff and administrators, and the development and distribution of hundreds of thousands of educational materials and resources.

The network has also strengthened its content development and publishing capabilities to support the growing student body. A major logistical operation facilitated the distribution of tens of thousands of new textbooks on Yiddishkeit and Chassidus.

Special preparations were made for ‘Shalhavot Chabad’ schools, which cater to children from the general public. Additionally, new shluchei chinuch have joined the network after completing the ‘Reshet’ training program.

This expansion reflects Chabad’s ongoing commitment to providing quality Jewish education across Israel, balancing traditional values with the needs of a diverse and growing student population.