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YBA Director General, Elchanan Glatt |
The teachers in the top 261 schools were rewarded with salary bonuses raging from $750 to $2,000 based on their school's relative position on the list.
The relative weighting of the various measures were adjusted this year, after critics of the new ranking system last year claimed that the weighting favored schools in the religious Zionist sector. Even after the adjustments, however, about 40% of the top 261 schools this year were from religious Zionist educational networks.
The ranking system measures applied to over a thousand high schools in Israel included:- individual instruction plans according to each student's abilities and disabilities
- consistency of ongoing faculty involvement in the implementation of instruction plans
- level of faculty in-service training for ongoing professional advancement
- inclusion of special needs students in school framework and extent of mainstreaming
- faculty interventions to reduce student drop-out rate
- percentage of graduates serving in IDF and National Service
- involvement of students in voluntary community service projects (Tikun Olam)
- percentage of graduates achieving full matriculation certificates and average scores
- level of studies offered in Humanities, Mathematics and the exact Sciences
- maintaining a matriculation examination process free of irregularities
- rate of improvement in all parameters over previous year's scores
- YBA Kinor David, Ateret .........................(joined YBA in 2010; 120 students)
- YBA Beit Shmuel, Hadera ........................(established in 1962; 210 students)
- YBA Pirchei Aharon, Kiryat Shmuel .......(established in 1961; 317 students)
- YBA Lapid Torat Nachum, Modiin .........(established in 1998; 823 students)
- YBA Ra'anana, Ra'anana ..........................(established in 1960; 308 students)
- YBA Sussya, Sussya ..................................(established in 1998; 158 students)
- YBA Aderet, Bat Yam ...............................(established in 1970; 274 students)
- UBA Neot Avraham, Arad ........................(established in 1968; 163 students)
- UBA Orot Modiin, Modiin ........................(established in 1998; 713 students)
- UBA Segula, Kiryat Motzkin ......................(established in 1965; 529 students)
- UBA Neve Ruchama, Jerusalem ................(joined YBA in 2008; 288 students)
- UBA Or Akiva, Or Akiva ...........................(established in 2000, 111 students)
- UBA Reut, Petach Tikvah ...........................(joined YBA in 1984, 353 students)
- UBA Neria, Neria ........................................(established in 2004; 279 students)
- UBA Tzfira, Zafaria ....................................(established in 1967; 626 students)
- UBA Ramat Karniel, Kfar Pines ................(established in 1960; 458 students)
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