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The Or-Avner and Hana Jewish School is a private educational institution under the Georgian Ministry of Education.

More than 60 years ago, the Instituto Dr. Jaim Weizman was established in Costa Rica’s capital, San José. The school joined the ORT network in 2022 as an affiliate school.

Colegio Colombo Hebreo School in Bogotá is one of Colombia’s top-ranked schools and is regularly well placed in national rankings.

Established in 1960, ORT India has provided vocational training to the community from its Mumbai base, serving people from a range of backgrounds from preschool to adulthood.

ORT UK raises funds through communal events to support World ORT in its mission to make an Impact Through Education.

Until 2022 ORT was active in Belarus through two KesherNet centres, located outside the country’s capital, Minsk.

ORT Canada is a fundraising organization that supports educational projects and raises money for global World ORT programs. It has raised millions of dollars for ORT projects in Israel.

The United States is, through the work of ORT America, the largest global source of ORT fundraising.

ORT South Africa is an accredited, award-winning non-profit organization, dedicated to empowering individuals and communities across South Africa.

The ORT Pri Etz Chaim School in Kyrgyzstan’s capital, Bishkek, caters to more than 110 students of elementary through to high school age.

Spain is home to two ORT affiliated schools, together bringing more than 700 students to our network.

Russia is the birthplace of ORT. The organization was founded in 1880 in St. Petersburg to provide Russian Jews with employable skills as a way out of poverty.

ORT Ukraine supports more than 7,000 students across five ORT schools, two ORT-affiliated schools, and eight non-Jewish institutions around the country.

ORT works in Italy with two Jewish schools: ORT Liceo Renzo Levi, in Rome, and Scuola della Comunita Ebraica, in Milan, both of which provide excellence in general and Jewish education.

ORT Switzerland is a fundraising organization supporting ORT programs in Israel, across Europe and other continents.

Universidad ORT Uruguay became the country’s first officially recognized private university in 1996 and is now the largest of its kind in the country.

World ORT operates in Israel as World ORT Kadima Mada (WOKM), implementing programs that have raised standards of STEM education in underprivileged communities throughout the country’s northern and southern peripheries.

Sir Manasseh Meyer International School (SMMIS) is a child-centered private school that offers a rigorous international education rooted in Jewish values, tradition, and culture.

For more than 65 years, ORT Netherlands has been supporting educational projects for children on an international scale.

Colegio León Pinelo is an affiliated ORT school and the only school serving Lima’s Jewish community. It is ranked among the top schools in Peru.

The Colegio Isaac Rabin in Panama City is a Jewish school with more than 300 students, from preschool through to high school age.

ORT Cuba previously hosted a range of programs benefiting the country’s Jewish and non-Jewish citizens.

The ORT Sholom Aleichem Jewish Gymnasium in Vilnius serves more than 560 students of kindergarten, primary, basic, and secondary age levels.

The ORT Binyamin Zeev Herzl Theoretical Lyceum of Kishinev is a public educational institution delivering instruction in Russian.

Since its inception, ORT Chile has provided support to the government, to local businesses, and to 500 schools and institutions, helping to educate hundreds of thousands of students.

ORT Argentina has more than 10,000 students from primary school through high school to adult education and teacher training facilities across four campuses around Buenos Aires.

Escola ORT – the ORT school in Rio de Janeiro – is ranked as one of the best institutions in the city, and across all of Brazil.

The Dubnov Jewish School in Riga is the only Jewish school in Latvia. It joined the ORT network in 2010.

ORT No. 134 “Dimcho Debelianov” Jewish school is the result of a successful collaboration between ORT, the Bulgarian authorities and The Ronald S Lauder Foundation (from 2003 to 2019).

Since 2005, ORT has partnered with the Lauder School of Prague, the ethos of which is to establish a warm and communal atmosphere.

Belgian ORT was established in 1946 primarily to educate Jewish children who had returned from the camps so that they could enter regular schools.

ORT France operates in seven locations, including Paris, Strasbourg, Toulouse, and Marseille.

Catering to more than 340 students, the ORT Tallinn Jewish School is the only Jewish school in Estonia and consistently ranks among the top 20 schools nationwide.

Colegio Olamí ORT was founded in 2022 from the merger of two leading schools within Mexico’s Jewish educational network: Colegio CIM-ORT and Colegio Hebreo Sefaradí, together contributing more than 180 years of educational excellence.

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