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my son is a bright likable guy who ran into some problems with the hanhala of his yeshiva after being suspended a few times he was kicked out, many people are suggesting Waterbury as a good yeshiva I don’t know much about it can you help me and is there anything to be worried about
I have 2 grandsons who turned around this year and are on their own path of becoming bnai torah. w has a high success rate. most if not all hs go there after not fitting in the mold in their previous yeshiva. hatzlacha. ps speak to your rov etc for additional assistance.
What kind of problems did he run into with the hanhala in his current yeshiva?
There is no truly honest way to answer the question. The matching of a child to a yeshiva is a challenge not unlike that of a shidduch. Perhaps a slight difference is that the couple expect to find the other dissimilar, and are somewhat aware of the need to learn to adjust. And that adjustment requires each of them to participate in the changing. With yeshivos, it is considerably harder (for good and bad reasons) to adjust to the talmid. All change requires adaptation, but yeshivos are more apt to insist that the talmid adapt to them, and rarely, if ever, the other way.
So, without knowing the child, and all the issues (besides the trouble with the past hanhala), it is impossible to give an intelligent answer.
great yeshiva my son had a major turnaround! he had a great kesher with all the rebbeim and magidai shir!
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