Ort Syngalowsky

Ort Syngalowsky is the first "ORT" organization school opened in Israel - it was established in 1948, and moved to its current location in Tel Aviv in 1958. It's named after Aharon Syngalowsky, then Chairperson of World ORT.

Ort Syngalowsky is a six-year school (grades 7th- 12th). Nowadays the school has a reputation for being innovative and professional with its teaching methods and tools designed to promote students to use their potential and achieve excellence. The school's mission is to teach its students to be independent, curious learners which will allow them to excel and achieve the best results in school and their future career. 

The school sees an importance in the emotional, social and personal development of each student as well as academic excellence and modifies the programs and resources to best fit their specific needs.