Keshet

The settlement operates a daycare, kindergarten, and 'Talmud Torah' – a separate boys' school for grades 1–6 and girls up to grade 7, and since 5775 (2014–2015) also grade 8. Additionally, informal education includes afternoon Talmud Torah for children, separate Bnei Akiva branches for boys and girls, and diverse youth activities during vacations, including work in settlement branches. Social life is active. A large selection of Torah classes for men and women is held throughout the week.

Education toward a life of Torah is the educational cornerstone, while labor is an important aspect of youth education, as is education toward meaningful military and national service. In Keshet, there are separate male and female youth coordinators who lead informal youth activities throughout the year.

High school girls study at the Ulpana in Katzrin or wherever they choose, and high school boys study at the High School Yeshiva in Hispin or throughout the country.

• Early childhood: 0 minutes (in the settlement)
• Elementary: 0 minutes (in the settlement)
• Secondary: 15 minutes (in Katzrin or Hispin)

In Keshet, care for the individual is realized through mutual aid during celebrations and times of mourning, Heaven forbid. A celebrations committee assists families in organizing celebratory events, may they multiply.

The settlement is open to integrating new residents into operating the existing community system, with the anticipation and desire that newcomers volunteer and integrate into social and community endeavors.