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Muss High School Israel

Since 1972, Muss High School Israel (Muss) has been the premier study-abroad program for North American teens dedicated to rigorous academics, college prep and lifelong Zionist engagement. Through its fully accredited curriculum, experiential Israel education, leadership development and immersive cultural experiences, Muss helps students grow into confident, resilient and independent young leaders. Full semesters, two-month mini-mesters and summer sessions are built on the philosophy that witnessing Israel firsthand and experiencing its history are vital to both the enduring story of the Jewish people and continued Zionist philanthropic engagement, as evidenced by its past success with more than 35,000 alumni. Muss offers generous financial aid through regional grants and Jewish National Fund-USA’s $25 million Dream Israel: Teen Travel Initiative, empowering students to choose the program that fits their interests and schedules.
Rabbi Greg Litcofsky, executive director of recruitment and partnerships: “It brings us together—across generations, programs and the different names we called it—around one shared experience.”
Three Alexander Muss High School summer programs focused on Jewish history, cultural experiences and entrepreneurship.
Despite regional challenges, participants continued their academic studies while deepening their understanding of Israel and its people.
The students grew by leaps and bounds at Jewish National Fund-USA’s Alexander Muss High School in Israel.
“Students gain a profound appreciation for their heritage and a lasting sense of pride,” Muss president Susan Sacks.
The students discussed Judaism, history and their experiences so far at the Alexander Muss High School in Israel.
A longtime philanthropist and leader, she hopes to continue the semester-abroad program’s growth while expanding its programming
The students learned and grew at Jewish National Fund-USA’s Alexander Muss High School in Israel
In an interview with “i24 News,” two students share their life-changing experience at Alexander Muss High School in Israel.