State funding withheld for 12 schools in Kiryas Joel for failure to comply with COVID-19 rules
Those schools were found to have stayed open or failed to provide reopening plans against executive orders.
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Mar 16, 2021, 9:50 PM
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Updated 1,228 days ago
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The state Department of Health says state funding is being withheld for 12 private yeshivas in Kiryas Joel for failure to comply with COVID-19 rules.
Those schools were found to have stayed open or failed to provide reopening plans against executive orders.
Eight other private schools in Rockland and Brooklyn also had their funding withheld.
