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Ministry of Education · active institutions, October 2026

Schools in Beit Kama

Beit Kama has 3 schools: 2 with primary grades, 0 with middle school and 1 with high school. By stream: 100% State (secular).

100%
All Israel
State (secular) 3(Israel: 55%)
3Schools
2With primary gradesGrades 1–6
0With middle schoolGrades 7–9
1With high schoolGrades 10–12

List of schools in Beit Kama

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  • כוכבי המדבר ברנקו וייסHigh school · State (secular) · Recognised, unofficial · Bedouin sector
    724161Directions ↗
  • כוכבי המדבר ברנקו וייס יסודיPrimary · State (secular) · Recognised, unofficial · Bedouin sector
    796409Directions ↗
  • ניצני הנגבPrimary · State (secular)
    610436Directions ↗

Names are shown in Hebrew, as the official source lists them.

Who runs the schools?

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67%
33%
Recognised, unofficial 2Official (state) 1

Official: run by the state and the local authority. Recognised, unofficial: owned by a non-profit or network, supervised and partly funded by the state; common in Haredi education.

Boys, girls or mixed?

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100%
Mixed 3

By sector

67%
33%
Bedouin 2Jewish 1

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How many schools are there in Beit Kama?

According to the Ministry of Education, Beit Kama has 3 schools: 2 with primary grades, 0 with middle school (grades 7–9) and 1 with high school (grades 10–12). A school that teaches several levels is counted in each.

How many high schools are there in Beit Kama?

1 school in Beit Kama has high school grades (10th to 12th).

How many kindergartens are there in Beit Kama?

Beit Kama has 3 kindergartens and 1 state-supervised daycare centres.

Schools in towns near Beit Kama

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  • Rahat40 schools · 6.5 km

The list covers active institutions supervised by the Ministry of Education that teach primary, middle or high school grades, including yeshiva high schools and Talmud Torahs. Kindergartens and daycare are not included. Map locations are from the Ministry of Education.

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