New York’s Years-Long Battle To Regulate Yeshiva Education Is Coming to a Head
Despite the New York State Education Department’s complaints, yeshivas excel to a degree well beyond what public schools accomplish.
The other evening, like most evenings, I walked to a local synagogue at Staten Island, where I live, for maariv, the day’s final prayer service. And, as usual, I entered the large building through a study hall that adjoins the main prayer room.
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