Dear Editor,
I met a friend today who shared an incident with me that happened to her this past week that I wanted to share with the public. Her four year old son was enrolled by a Morah for the upcoming school year, beginning September 2009. This Morah called my friend this past week to inform her that her son was no longer welcome to attend her playgroup. The following day the Morah’s teenage daughter delivered an envelope containing her original deposit and a curt note wishing her luck finding another school for her son. When asked for an explanation the answer was that two mothers had called to say that this child was aggressive and that they couldn’t allow their child to remain with this group if he was a part of it. (Read more)
I met a friend today who shared an incident with me that happened to her this past week that I wanted to share with the public. Her four year old son was enrolled by a Morah for the upcoming school year, beginning September 2009. This Morah called my friend this past week to inform her that her son was no longer welcome to attend her playgroup. The following day the Morah’s teenage daughter delivered an envelope containing her original deposit and a curt note wishing her luck finding another school for her son. When asked for an explanation the answer was that two mothers had called to say that this child was aggressive and that they couldn’t allow their child to remain with this group if he was a part of it. (Read more)