Efraim Tzemach School Inaugurates New Campus in Tirat Carmel

Tirat Carmel celebrated the inauguration of the new campus for the Efraim Tzemach school on Tuesday. The ceremony took place at the new state-religious educational complex located at 16 Ariel Sharon Street in the Nof Yam neighborhood, marking a significant moment for the school community. The event was attended by residents, parents, students, alumni, educational staff, and city representatives.

The new, impressive facility offers spacious and advanced learning environments, a stark contrast to the school's previous location where it operated for decades. The construction of the modern building was completed in just 12 months as part of the city's development initiative for educational institutions. This new campus is a temporary location, and the school community will eventually move to its permanent building.

Intensive efforts by city departments, school management, and construction teams ensured the building was ready for the new academic year. The new premises provide students with a contemporary, spacious, and educationally suitable learning environment, forming part of the developing state-religious educational complex in Nof Yam.

Mayor Dudu Cohen expressed his excitement, stating, "This is a very exciting moment for me and for the entire city of Tirat Carmel. After many years, the Efraim Tzemach school community is getting a new, worthy, advanced, and respectful home." He highlighted the collaborative work that led to the 12-month construction period and thanked the project managers, contractors, and workers for their dedication. "We continue to invest in education, infrastructure, and the future generation of Tirat Carmel, because for us, quality education also begins with an environment that allows our children to grow, develop, and succeed," he added.