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Parents Protest New Tel Aviv Arts School Over Admission Policies
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By אביחי חיים
First reported by Haaretz · Aug 30, 2026
What happened
Parents in Tel Aviv are protesting the opening of a new arts school, demanding transparency and equal admission criteria. They claim local children were rejected while children of foreign workers were accepted, leading to a boycott of the school.
- 01Parents protest new Tel Aviv arts school admissions.
- 02They demand transparency and equal criteria for all students.
- 03Parents allege local children were rejected, foreign workers' children accepted.
- 04The protest includes feeder schools and threatens a boycott.
- 05The municipality asserts equal rights and adherence to regulations.
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