FAQ

Yes. We have clear expectations around behavior, including prohibition of alcohol, drugs, bullying, stealing, ‘hazing,’ and harassment. Students must sign the Code of Conduct before joining.

There is no uniform, but students must wear presentable and appropriate clothing consistent with our dress code guidelines.

We draw from many countries across the Middle East, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas; typically, ~40% regional and ~60% international students.

Yes — admission to the IB Diploma Programme does not require prior enrollment in Pre-DP.

 It helps students acclimate to EMIS’s academic environment, introduces interdisciplinary thinking, and builds foundational skills for success in the IB years.

Yes, via periodic reports, parent-teacher communications, and possibly conferences or online portals – Manageback Platform.

Students live in shared rooms (usually 3–4 per room) with peers from different nationalities and cultures.
Each dorm has a Social Guide (staff member) who supports students and supervises daily life.

Yes. Locally, students may return home or go into town with signed parental permission. On designated “Big Shabbats,” students remain on campus.

 Yes, for students who stay on campus during certain holiday periods, services will remain active (housing, dining, etc.).

No, scholarships are only offered for the full boarding program, not the day-school option.

• Grade 10 (Pre-DP): 37,000 ₪ per year

Grades 11–12 (IB Diploma): 44,000 ₪ per year

Submit the online application form (via our website).

Students are evaluated on academic records, transcripts, recommendation letters, personal statements, and in some cases, interviews or short Q&A.

Academic performance, personal qualities, alignment with EMIS’s mission, leadership potential, and how the student might contribute to the school community.

It is possible to join the daily transportation operated by Hakfar Hayarok, provided that it matches your route. To check availability, please contact Mr. Shimon Ifargan directly by email:

📧 bus.school.ky@gmail.com

Please make sure to mention in your message that you are inquiring on behalf of EMIS (Eastern Mediterranean International School).

If the route and schedule are suitable, there is an option to join the transportation service for a monthly fee.

A school counselor and social worker are available for confidential emotional support.
Workshops on stress management and community well-being are held regularly.

Students may leave campus in emergencies. For pre-planned visits, the administration must be informed, and parental permission is required.

• Room and board
• IB diploma tuition
• Textbooks & learning source materials
• IB exam and diploma fees
• Annual trip
• Off-campus/curricular excursions

Indicate on the first page of the online application, upload three recent salary slips for both parents (or annual income report), and complete a Q&A / interview.

Yes — awards are made “first come, first served,” and only a few higher-level scholarships are reserved for exceptional cases.

To guide new students through the application, share experiences, help acclimate, and offer a friendly contact upon arrival.

At the start of the school year, yes — an EMIS representative will meet them. For returns during the year, students are responsible for their own transport.

Up to one large suitcase, one duffle bag (for weekends), and a backpack — assess airline restrictions and dorm space.

We offer outdoor gyms (accessible any time), an indoor gym (by key/scheduling), a swimming pool (seasonal hours), several courts (indoor and outdoor), and a dance studio.

Relax, socialize, do assignments, participate in school-organized activities or trips, explore nearby areas, or return home (if local).

Yes, students engage in service learning, community and sustainability projects, internships, and initiatives like Project Oasis, etc.