Moria School Project
Posted June 24th, 2001; WW26
From: Maya Roudner, Public
Affairs
| After six months of collaborative work, a joint project of FAB 8’s Community Relations Department and Moria High School in Jerusalem. This project came to a successful close, marked this week by a ceremony attended by Knesset Member Shaul Yahalom, senior officials from the Education Ministry, Moria students, and their parents. The Moria project was developed and guided by Yoram Haim, a Master degree student in education, and aided by volunteers from FAB 8’s Security Department. |
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| During the course of the project the students gained Internet expertise together with subjects in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and technology. | |
| The highlight of the project was Web sites building on such subjects as juvenile onset diabetes, school vandalism, sites for various volunteer organizations, an Ethiopian heritage site (built by a student who immigrated from Ethiopia three years ago), Jerusalem’s Bukharian Quarter, music sites, and others. |
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Knesset Member Yahalom said in his speech at the event, “Intel is a company that views things not only in terms of profits, but sees the community as an integral part of itself.” | |
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At the
ceremony.from L to R: Amir Elstein Fab8 GM, Daniel Zecharyah Moria High school Head Master, MK Shaul
Yahalom and Yoram Haim Program volunteer