New Torah School Inaugurated in Beit Shemesh

A new Talmud Torah, "Or Chadash," affiliated with the "Shatilim" education network, was inaugurated in its new premises at 10 HaMeshelat Street in Beit Shemesh. The ceremony, which included the affixing of a mezuzah, was attended by Mayor Shmuel Greenberg, Deputy Mayor and Head of the Education Portfolio Yitzchak Elmaliah, Director General of the Municipality Eliad Abramczyk, senior staff from the education department, Chairman of the "Shatilim" network Yisrael Reisner, the institution's management, educational staff, and parents.

The opening of "Or Chadash" marks an expansion of the "Shatilim" network's activities in Beit Shemesh, following the successful establishment of a girls' school in the city. The network's growth and the establishment of this new boys' institution were prompted by numerous requests from parents seeking to expand the network's offerings. Mayor Greenberg praised "Shatilim's" contribution to educational options in the city, stating that the network's entry into Beit Shemesh is "creating a real revolution." He noted that the demand for the boys' institution arose after parents witnessed the quality and professionalism of the girls' school.

Deputy Mayor Elmaliah expressed his excitement about the network's deepening roots in Beit Shemesh, highlighting its professional and dedicated approach to providing education. Chairman Reisner thanked the municipality for its close cooperation and assistance in establishing the new facility, emphasizing the importance of the partnership between the network, the local authority, and parents in expanding educational services.

The Director of the Talmud Torah, Yael Bivas, also thanked the municipality, the "Shatilim" network, the educational team, and the parents for their partnership and trust. She underscored the investment in the institution and the commitment to providing each student with professional, personal, and dedicated educational support. The ceremony concluded with blessings for the success of the students and staff, and hopes for continued expansion of "Shatilim's" educational activities in Beit Shemesh.