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Ministry of Education data
Official Ministry of Education data for school year תשפ"ה (2024/25). Compared with similar schools (similar socio-economic student body), the city average and the national average.
Students' socio-economic background: very high (quintile 1 of 5 by the Ministry's index; 1 = most advantaged)
School size
425Students
51Teachers
15Classes
29.5students per class (avg)
Bagrut eligibility
98%
Higher than similar schools by 10 pp; higher than the city average by 5 pp
School98%
Similar schools88%
City93%
National78%
Share of 12th graders eligible for a Bagrut certificate. Higher is better.
Bagrut with excellence
14%
Lower than similar schools by 9 pp; lower than the city average by 3 pp
School14%
Similar schools23%
City17%
National14%
Share of 12th graders with an excellence Bagrut (high average and extra conditions).
English 5 units
82%
Higher than similar schools by 11 pp; higher than the city average by 23 pp
School82%
Similar schools71%
City59%
National49%
Share of 12th graders taking English at 5 units (highest level).
Math 5 units
32%
Higher than similar schools by 4 pp; higher than the city average by 13 pp
School32%
Similar schools28%
City19%
National17%
Share of 12th graders taking math at 5 units (highest level).
Budget per student
₪34,753
About the same as than similar schools; about the same as than the city average
School₪34,753
Similar schools₪34,292
City₪34,378
National₪39,528
Ministry budget per student per year; includes extra funding for special-needs students.
Bagrut eligibility over the years · 2014: 91% → 2025: 98%
Excellence and enrichment programmes the school's students take part in. The number is how many of this school's students participate, per the Ministry.
אקדמיה בתיכון — 5 students (2025)
Academic courses for grades 10–12 that can count as a 5-unit bagrut subject.
Enrichment for outstanding students at a local centre, with the Ministry.
מרכז מצטיינים — 2 students (2025)
Enrichment at a Ministry centre for outstanding students.
Middle → high school (grade 9 → 10)
The number of classes drops by 11% on average — some students leave after grade 9.
Classes by year: 2022→23: 2→2 · 2023→24: 2→2 · 2024→25: 3→2. Estimate from classes per grade (Ministry data, last 3 years); a net change, not tracking of individual students.
Climate & skills (RAMA)
RAMA (National Authority for Measurement and Evaluation) surveys and tests, compared with similar schools.