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Israel Arts and Science Academy The Israel Arts and Science Academy ( ), or IASA for short, is a high school for gifted students from all over Israel . IASA was founded in 1990 as a boarding school for outstanding scholars throughout Israel whether Jewish, Muslim or Christian, secular or religious. The school, located in Jerusalem, was founded by the late Raphi Amram and the Society for Excellence through Education , and claims to be the "most integrated high school in Israel." Approximately 200 students live and study in IASA. Students may major in either natural sciences , music , visual arts , or humanities , though they study most subjects (those which are not related to their area of interest) in mixed classes. The science students choose one main subject, such as: physics , chemistry , or biology and they must also learn computer science and/or another subject. IASA's Music Department was shaped by the visions of three important educators: the Israeli composer and ethnomusicologist Andre Hajdu (student of Zoltán Kodály , Olivier Messiaen and Darius Milhaud ), as well as the composer and educator Michael Wolpe and the teacher of ear-training, Bat Sheva Rubinstein . The Music Department has produced a generation of young Israeli musicians, different from the mainstream of the Israeli music scene. The studies in the Art Department consist of painting, sculpting, photography, and video art classes. Students also study the history of modern art and classic art. In their second year, students write their own academic paper about any art topic they choose. In their third year, students work on their final practical exhibit.1
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Israel Arts and Science Academy The Israel Arts and Science Academy ( ), or IASA for short, is a high school for gifted students in Jerusalem , Israel . IASA is a boarding school with students from all over Israel. The school was founded in 1990 by the Society for Excellence through Education . Approximately 200 students live and study in IASA. Students may major in either natural sciences , music , visual arts , or humanities , though they study most subjects (those which are not related to their area of interest) in mixed classes. The science students choose one main subject, such as: physics , chemistry , or biology and they must also learn computer science and/or another subject. IASA's Music Department was shaped by the visions of three important educators: the Israeli composer and ethnomusicologist Andre Hajdu (student of Kodaly, Olivier Messiaen and Milhaud), as well as the composer and outstanding educator Michael Wolpe and the world-famous teacher of ear-training, Bat Sheva Rubinstein. The Music Department has produced a remarkable generation of young Israeli musicians, different from the mainstream of the Israeli music scene. The studies in the Art Department consist of painting, sculpting, photography, and video art classes. Students also study the history of modern art and classic art. In their second year, students write their own academic paper about any art topic they choose. In their third year, students work on their final practical exhibit.
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The Israel Arts and Science Academy ( IASA ) is a national, residential high school for Israeli students.It opened its doors in September 1990, and was founded by Mary Jane and Robert H.Asher and the late Raphi Amram .IASA was the first high school in the west which combined studies in science, music, humanities and art.
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Israel Arts and Science Academy Israel Arts and Science Academy ( IASA ) (they) is an Israeli boarding school for gifted high school students.
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( Learn how and when to remove this message ) School Israel Arts and Science Academy ( IASA ) ( Hebrew : בית הספר התיכון הישראלי למדעים ולאמנויות ) is an Israeli boarding school for gifted high school students.
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high school for gifted students in jerusalem
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israeli boarding school for gifted high school students
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