What are the schools in Israel like?
When we asked about the schools in Israel, they said...
"We love the fact that the Treehouse staff have always been very open and honest about our children. I can understand that there is a temptation at schools to simply tell the parents what they want to hear about their children and to sweep things under the carpet to maintain a facade. This is not the case here and we credit the school for helping us raise amazing children who are happy and behave beautifully outside of the home and out of our sight as well as when they are at home. The treehouse staff have exceptional core values and have been indispensible in helping us raise our children," explained one expat living in Herzliya Pitoach, Israel.
"Go to the American School, that is where our son is now, and he is much happier and is getting the support that he needs," said one parent with children at TreeHouse International School in Herzilya Petuach.
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What are the schools in Israel like?
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