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Haredi Schools Poised to Become Israel's Largest Educational Stream by 2030

A new study by public policy expert Eli Morgenstern projects that Haredi schools will become Israel's largest educational stream by 2030, overtaking secular Hebrew-language public schools in first-grade enrollment. Between 2023 and 2026, secular enrollment fell by 12% while Haredi enrollment rose by 11%.

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  1. 01Haredi schools are projected to become Israel's largest educational stream by 2030, surpassing secular schools.
  2. 02First-grade enrollment in secular schools fell 12% from 2023-2026, while Haredi enrollment rose 11%.
  3. 03By 2030, Haredi and Arab education combined could account for over half of Israel's first graders.
  4. 04The trend is already visible in preschools, with Haredi and Arab children's share rising to nearly 50%.
  5. 05Expert Eli Morgenstern calls for expanding state-run Haredi education with greater government oversight.

Combined Haredi and Arab education could represent over half of first graders by 2030. Morgenstern suggests expanding state-run Haredi education to address integration challenges.

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