It's Rosh Chodesh Elul Labor day weekend and there are multiple girls entering high School in Lakewood that still have not been accepted yet. This is in addition to the children if Ateres Tziporah girls elementary school that was shut down and as of today no solution has been made to place the children in other existing schools.
Previously the Roshei Yeshiva would not allow other schools to open until all girls in Lakewood are placed. So far this year no such anouncement has been made yet.
Schools start in 6 days.
School starts on Sep.5 that is less then 10 days.
ReplyDeleteOne year school did not start on time it never happened a 2nd time
Lakewood used to have some normalicy but those days are over it's one big free for all these days
ReplyDeleteHow many poverty stricken (working) people have been threatened to pay up tuition or keep their kids home?
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately Lakewood has turned into a dog-eat-dog town with ZERO leadership.
ReplyDeleteThere is leadership. We have a Mayor, various boards, etc... Did you mean zero leadership as in corrupt leadership that have zero interest in serving the people they are supposed to?
DeleteA major issue is girls going OTD. One of the major causes is High Schools asking girls to leave or making them feel very unwanted. As long as there are no viable alternatives for these girls which number well over 100, it is a terrible sin that the school owners, principals, and school rabbinical boards are doing. When they get up to Shomayim after 120, they will be held accountable. Until there are real alternatives, anyone in such a position is partially resposible for each one of these girls and the snowball effect that it has on families, friends, and future generations. Osidin Litein Es Hadin.
ReplyDeleteAttention Schools: Instead of being so makpid on who you take in because of your school reputation, be more accepting and let's see how they turn out in the 12th grade. that's the real reputation. Can you teach girls and make them into to bnos yisroel? It's very easy if they all come into the ninth grade as top girls.
DeleteLet's start judging the schools by their 12th graders, no kuntz to judge by the ninth graders.
JUST WONDERING
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Who do we write letters to about these children’s Chinuch?????