For the umpteenth time there’s no lack of Special Ed Yiddish therapists. Even if some hail from Lakewood and Yiddish is not their first language…
I’m talking about getting the best education for our special needs kids utilizing flexibility in the law to allow for special circumstances while you’re using the law as a rigid weapon against kids desperately in need of special services. It’s (lehavdil) like Middas Harachamim vs. Middas Hadin.
And the state has the possibility to provide sufficiently for both the Public school and Jewish special Ed (which apparently is co-Ed even in KJ). They chose to begrudge us OUR TAX DOLLARS.