When I was a kid learning in Yeshivos, I'll never forget what happened when officials of the New York State Lunch Programs showed up... suddenly I noticed children from different yeshivas sitting in our classroom ...
Yeshivas would lend their students to other Yeshivas to make it look like there were more students per class ... to get more "lunch money." This happened in the summer camps as well....
What message is this for children ....? Is this chinuch?
What happened to "emunah?" They were teaching us the concept of "emunah" while they themselves didn't believe in it?
I remember well, that my mother refused to sign the "lunch program" application, even though and G-d knows the truth, she really needed it ... but wouldn't sign since she had a feeling that the program was riddled with fraud!
As Orthodox lawmakers were brazenly cutting the locks off a New York City playground on Tuesday morning, Orthodox children were settling in for a school day just nine blocks away.
The classes at Yeshiva K’tana Torah Vodaath in Brooklyn were the first held in the school building since mid-March, when New York ordered schools closed to curb the spread of the coronavirus. In resuming classes, the elementary school joined a number of yeshivas in operating illegally as the school year comes to a close.
The students had to get themselves there without the transportation provided by the city when schools are open.
“Since I suppose all the boys will be going to day camp this summer, let this be the training ground for it,” Rabbi E. Brieger, a teacher at the school, wrote in a letter to families Monday night.
Unlike with the playgrounds, where community leaders are increasingly open about families’ need for a safe place to play, the Orthodox schools that have opened in the past several months appear to be taking deliberate steps to evade notice.
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