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Former Principal Finds New Purpose in Art and Education After War

Yuval Shapira, a former school principal of 17 years, left his job without knowing his next step but was driven by a passion for art. Following the outbreak of war and the arrival of evacuees at his kibbutz, he established educational programs for displaced children, including a youth club in a converted bus.

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What happened

  1. 01Yuval Shapira left his 17-year principal role to pursue art and new opportunities.
  2. 02He created educational programs for evacuee children after the war began.
  3. 03Shapira transformed an old bus into a youth club for displaced children.
  4. 04He now runs an art workshop and teaches classes.
  5. 05Shapira misses former colleagues but not the education ministry's bureaucracy.

Shapira now runs a workshop and teaches classes, noting he misses his former colleagues but not the bureaucracy of the education system.

Translated and summarized by baba from Haaretz, the latest report. Read Haaretz’s original

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