Hitchadshut at WTA
Each day at WTA, we are thinking about our opportunities to improve the world, as we learn in Sefer Bereshit, הַמְחַדֵּשׁ בְּטוּבו בְּכָל יוֹם תָּמִיד מַעֲשֵׂה בְרֵאשִׁית.
Our Programs & Initiatives
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Water Conservation
Use Reusable Water Bottles: Reduce waste and stay hydrated.
Refill Stations On-Site: Convenient and eco-friendly.
Smart Irrigation: Time watering with natural rainfall.
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Renewable Energy
Solar Panels Coming Soon: Design phase underway.
Energy Output: Projected 112,500 kWh annually.
Carbon Savings: Estimated reduction of 92.1 MT CO₂ per year.
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Energy Efficiency
Smart Lighting & Climate Control: LED lights and programmable thermostats in every building.
Efficient Appliances: Energy-saving systems across all facilities.
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Reducing Food Waste
Smarter Menus: Continuous evaluation and adjustments to minimize waste.
Food Redistribution: Donating leftovers to those in need.
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On Site Gardening & Nutrition Mindset
Campus Garden: A community effort by parents, faculty, and students to grow food and flowers.
Hands-On Learning: Teaching children the principles of organic gardening.
Healthy Lunches: Nutritionist-guided menus with more fruits and vegetables.
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Tzedaka
A Core Value: Embedded in WTA’s culture.
Daily Giving: Students contribute Tzedaka after morning prayers.
Hands-On Impact: Volunteer projects and community activities teach the joy of giving.
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Education & Community Engagement
Field Trips: Annual trips to Nature’s Cradle for 5th and 6th graders.
TEVA Education: Hands-on learning to foster a love for nature.
Spiritual Connection: Experiences like Tefila by the water.
Outdoor Learning: Embracing nature in education whenever possible
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Our Partners
Collaborating for Impact: Proud partners with Adama, Nature’s Cradle, and Teva.
Join Us: Interested in partnering? Contact us here to explore opportunities together.