Three more New York City yeshivas lose status and funding over secular education standards
Parents are being told to find another school for their children next year
Parents are being told to find another school for their children next year
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The vast majority of registered Democrats support requirements for secular education at religious yeshivas, according to a new poll commissioned by the advocacy group YAFFED that was released Wednesday. The poll, of 570 people reached from May 21 through June 6, found that more than 80% of New York City’s Democrats either strongly favor or…
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