The Charles Bronfman Prize Awarded to Israeli Educator Karen Tal
An inspired light for an inspiring people," said Charles Bronfman, as he bestowed the Prize on its latest recipient at formal ceremony in Tel Aviv
TEL AVIV, &nbspSeptember 7, 2011 -
Karen Tal, an Israel educator who works with disadvantaged youth and pursues opportunity through education for those at the lowest rungs of Israeli society, formally received The Charles Bronfman Prize here on September 7.
The Charles Bronfman Prize Names Karen Tal as 2011 Recipient
Principal of Bialik-Rogozin School in Tel Aviv created an Educational Community of Inclusion, Success and Achievement for Disadvantaged Youth in Israel
NEW YORK, &nbspMay 11, 2011 -
Karen Tal, who as principal of a school serving one of the most economically challenged and socially diverse student populations in Israel, has created and grown a model institution that infuses young lives with hope and grabs success and achievement from despair, is the 2011 recipient of The Charles Bronfman Prize.