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Victory of Yeshivas in Court Opens an Avenue for Legislative Relief for Religious Families

A Times series on Jewish day schools turns out to be crosswise with what a court has determined is state education law.

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Protesters before a Board of Regents meeting on September 12, 2022, at Albany. Will Waldron/The Albany Times Union via AP
JAY GREENE
JAY GREENE

New York’s Orthodox Jewish schools, or yeshivas, won a major victory in court last week. However, fully resolving the issues raised in the lawsuit will require legislative intervention.

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JAY GREENE
JAY GREENE

Mr. Greene is a Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation. He was previously Distinguished Professor and head of the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas.

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