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  • in reply to: Vacation days for yeshiva children #953377
    shoshanab
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    Hi Vogue, Are you not aware that there is a summer vacation in which you have about 10 weeks off. As a parent I always have my children prepare for the next grade and supplement their school work. 10 weeks is a long time to not open up a book so if these children are unprepared that does not have to do with chaggim it is because at the beginning of the year they are unprepared. do not think the school system is going to prepare your children for life’s demands….

    in reply to: Vacation days for yeshiva children #953372
    shoshanab
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    Again why are we paying so much for schoold when its barely open?

    in reply to: Vacation days for yeshiva children #953371
    shoshanab
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    Am I the only on that feels that the days off for erev rosh hashana, rosh hashana, yom kippor, erev sukkot, chol hamoed sukkot simchat torah, hanuka, 2 days off forn erev pesach, pesach, shavot, sometimes even yom haatzmaot and 10 days off for long nonjewish holidays should be enough to recover.

    in reply to: Vacation days for yeshiva children #953370
    shoshanab
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    Are you guys drinking a little too much on these chagim, erev chaggim and all american holidays off. These parents are working day and night to keep up with your inflated salaries so that they keep thier children in a jewish setting. In return they are called bad parents. When they go back to work the day after Pesach none of their employers say poor jewish lady and man you spent the last month preparing for Pesach you should have another day off to recover and put away your pesach dishes. Instead all the goyish employers look at you as a subpar employee. This does not happen to a menahel or morah.. . Shame on you You are obviously on assistance of some kindor on welfare and get tuition breaks for your childrenand dont know what chaos is when you need to pay full yeshiva tuition and all the other expenses of living.

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