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Or Akiva Deputy Mayor Says Ora Yam School Problems Are Being Addressed

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Or Akiva Deputy Mayor and education portfolio holder Yossi Kaduri said the new Ora Yam school has internet and wireless infrastructure and that Bezeq is expected to connect remaining lines within days. He said the first-grade class was divided, projectors were ordered, equipment requests from school management receive responses, and bank-account signing authority awaits City Council approval. Parents said internet service was still unavailable in practice, the class division applied only during some hours, and the school still lacked an active budget mechanism. They praised the principal and teaching staff despite the deficiencies.

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