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Cheltenham township is a densely-populated, diverse region in Mongomery County, Pennsylvania. Over 80 different ethnicities make up this township, with a prominent number of Korean and Jewish communities contributing to its long-standing historical significance in the United States, just outside of the famous City of Brotherly Love: Philadelphia. Many famous figures in politics and culture have ties to Cheltenham Township, but one of those figures stands apart from the rest as the current Prime Minister of Israel. Benjamin Netanyahu spent several of his formative years in Cheltenham before enlisting in the Israeli Defense Forces at eighteen.

Netanyahu was born in Tel Aviv to an Israeli mother and a Polish concentration camp survivor father—in fact, he is the first Israeli-born Prime Minister the country has ever had—but when he was seven years old, the family moved to Cheltenham Township and lived there for the next decade. Netanyahu graduated from Cheltenham High School, where he was active in the school debate club, setting a precedent for his later life in politics and leadership. He is often noted for the lilt of a Philadelphia accent in his English, which can be traced to his time living in Pennsylvania as child and through adolescence.

Netanyahu has had a long and distinguished career in politics. Highly educated, ambitious, and frank in his convictions, he has lead Israel through several tenuous years. As with other polarizing political figures, Netanyahu is both admired and reviled by other world leaders, but he maintains a calm, collected demeanor and has proven to be a valuable ally for many in his own country as well as outside of its borders. The sturdiness of Netanyahu’s convictions can be traced to the down-to-earth upbringing he enjoyed in Cheltenham Township. American values of prosperity, ambition, and rugged individualism have been characteristics of Netanyahu’s life, and certainly influence the way he leads Israel through the different conflicts that arise in the Middle East.

Tutors in Cheltenham Township pay due consideration to each of their clients, and recognize the raw potential in each of the students that work with them. If this obscure Township in Pennsylvania could influence and direct the paths of a future Prime Minister of Israel, imagine what it can do to shape the futures of its native-born residents—regardless of ethnicity or heritage. Better still, Cheltenham Township has proven to be a place where outsiders can quickly establish a foundation and be welcomed into the fold of community. Grade Potential tutors work to bring out the strengths of their clients, helping them improve grades and go on to have successful lives in a variety of circles both in and outside of school.