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Israeli Education Minister Seeks Delay in Science Test Score Release
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By Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
First reported by TheMarker · 2 hours ago
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Israeli Education Minister Yoav Kisch has requested a delay in the publication of ninth-grade science scores from the Meitzav test. The postponement is pending the completion of an examination by a committee led by Professor Ami Moyal, expected in about ten days.
- 01Education Minister Kisch requested a delay in releasing Meitzav science scores.
- 02The postponement is until a committee review concludes.
- 03The committee is led by CHE Director-General Professor Ami Moyal.
- 04The review is expected to finish in about ten days.
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