Beit Aliza Girls’ High School, Modiin Ilit
About Beit Aliza Girls’ High School
A religious high school for girls, offering excellent education and a great emphasis on character development, alongside exciting social activities and an atmosphere of warmth and closeness.
Beit Aliza was dedicated in memory of Mrs. Aliza Franko by her children, Iky and Elise Franko and their family. Directed by the dedicated principal, Mrs. Oshrat Tolidano, and headed by the high school rabbi, Rabbi Moshe Vaknin, it is also under the direct, devoted supervision and guidance of the general institutions’ rabbi, Rabbi Shmuel Gabbai. The high school follows rabbinical guidance in educating the girls of Modiin Ilit to yirat Shamayim and good middot, while simultaneously offering professional studies of the highest standards. The school believes in the importance of social activities and the great part they play in developing a sense of connection to the school and its values, and creates a fun atmosphere, imbuing the girls with crucial values in a warm and relaxed setting.
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Spiritual Supervision
Beit Aliza is under the spiritual supervision of Rabbi Moshe Vaknin, noted and experienced rabbi and educator. Rabbi Vaknin oversees all educational programs and provides ongoing support and counseling for educational dilemmas with a clear Torah outlook.
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Outlook and Character Development
Throughout the year, the school arranges gatherings, lectures, workshops and assemblies led by noted lecturers, with the goal of enhancing the students' spiritual knowledge base and solidifying their Torah-true outlooks. Every year, a different Jewish topic is chosen as the yearly theme, deepening the students' knowledge and building their character.
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High Educational Standards
Beit Aliza invests in high-quality learning materials and in imparting long-term learning strategies. After four years of study, the girls receive a diploma in Technological Theory as well as a Szold Diploma – both recognized by the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Labor.
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Extracurricular Activities
Various extracurricular activities are always taking place throughout the year, with an emphasis on social bonding and imparting values in an informal atmosphere. The Beit Aliza management believes that this is an important aspect of the girls' education and their sense of connection to the institution and its values. Students enjoy shared Shabbatot, overnights and trips, activity days and many other fun activities.
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Encouraging Talents
The school offers the girls a variety of courses, with the goal of encouraging the development of their talents and directing them toward positive fulfillment in an appropriate venue. A great emphasis is placed in these courses on professional content and attention to the level of progress they offer the student.
We strive to achieve yirat Shamayim before wisdom. To feel the pleasure of the Torah, the sweetness of the mitzvot, the beauty of chessed, the freedom of character development.
A. Tolidano, School DirectorWarm, Devoted, Professional Staff
The Beit Aliza staff is comprised of warm, experienced and professional teachers who devote their days and their nights to their students, contemplating essential educational dilemmas and investing tremendous thought into every student, her needs, her predicaments and her skills. Other members of the team include the G.O. staff members who arrange all extracurricular activities and ensure that they are fun, creative, varied and inspiring, and an educational consultant with a deep understanding of the girls' inner world, who guides them in important junctures, predicaments or challenges.
When looking into high schools for my daughter, I was looking for a place that would be like another home. The type of school that will teach her our values, yirat Shamayim, good middot and have high educational standards. I found everything I was looking for and more –an atmosphere of joy, fun social activities and a great team spirit.
Tehilla Vaknin's motherThe extracurricular activities gave me the drive to push myself harder and accomplish things.
Ruth, student at Beit AlizaWe offer the girls a sense of closeness and belonging. Only once they feel they are appreciated, they have the desire and will to invest of themselves and to grow…
Ditza Sabag, teacherIn our day and age, more than ever before, it is crucial to impart messages in an indirect and fun manner too. It is important that the school will not only be viewed as an exhausting educational institution, but also as a fun and fulfilling social outlet.
Batsheva Assoulin, G.O. Director