charliehall:
BUT…
Since money is often given and an audit showing the institution is in substantial non-compliance with terms of the grant comes later on. Therefore, unless the Board of Directors are willing to personally vouch for orgainizational compliance, where they are liable for deviations from the grant proposal, NO PUBLIC MONEY SHOULD BE GIVEN.
I don’t begrudge the handful of Jewish Educational Institutions who’s Board’s would be willing to do this.They have nothing to hide. However, these institutions are to the left of the Jewish organization advocating for Public Funding for Jewish schools.