@piersmorgan@benshapiro Translation:
Piers: Hey Ben I'm desperate for attention!! Look at me I'm bigger than you!
Ben: Hey big boy, I destroyed you as a kid and you haven't grown up yet.. You won't be getting attention today...
@Adog1992@cartierfamilyZ Lakewood has from the highest participation in the workforce in the state of NJ.
They save NJ billions just by sending to private school vs PS
@kingkhieu@cartierfamilyZ Telling 4th generation Jews in NJ to go back to Israel because they look different than the average white guy is an awful thing to say and keep on a highly edited video ..
For a regular (non-special-ed) Lakewood yeshiva kid, NJ taxpayers cover ~$2,900/year mainly in mandated busing (no tuition).
Public school per-pupil cost (district's ~$309M budget ÷ ~5,000 public students, including all private services) is ~$62,000.
Ratio: taxpayer cost of 1 public school kid ≈ busing cost of ~21 private school kids.
Special-ed private placements run much higher ($100k+ each). Data from NJ DOE & district budgets 2024-26.
For a regular (non-special-ed) Lakewood yeshiva kid, NJ taxpayers cover ~$2,900/year mainly in mandated busing (no tuition).
Public school per-pupil cost (district's ~$309M budget ÷ ~5,000 public students, including all private services) is ~$62,000.
Ratio: taxpayer cost of 1 public school kid ≈ busing cost of ~21 private school kids.
Special-ed private placements run much higher ($100k+ each). Data from NJ DOE & district budgets 2024-26.
For a regular (non-special-ed) Lakewood yeshiva kid, NJ taxpayers cover ~$2,900/year mainly in mandated busing (no tuition).
Public school per-pupil cost (district's ~$309M budget ÷ ~5,000 public students, including all private services) is ~$62,000.
Ratio: taxpayer cost of 1 public school kid ≈ busing cost of ~21 private school kids.
Special-ed private placements run much higher ($100k+ each). Data from NJ DOE & district budgets 2024-26.
This happened moments ago: A traffic officer was struck by a vehicle in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and was treated on scene by Hatzalah EMS.
But I thought Hatzalah only treated Jewish patients?
Say hello to @tyleraloevera for me.
@Pat1776Q@LouisUScitizen@Yakovolf@HeimishCon If are are interested in an honest conversation let's have it.
Fact: When KJ split from the town of Monroe as a separate village the town of Monroe had to raise taxes since they lost the extra tax revenue KJ bought in. They contributed way more than the cost.
For a regular (non-special-ed) Lakewood yeshiva kid, NJ taxpayers cover ~$2,900/year mainly in mandated busing (no tuition).
Public school per-pupil cost (district's ~$309M budget ÷ ~5,000 public students, including all private services) is ~$62,000.
Ratio: taxpayer cost of 1 public school kid ≈ busing cost of ~21 private school kids.
Special-ed private placements run much higher ($100k+ each). Data from NJ DOE & district budgets 2024-26.
For a regular (non-special-ed) Lakewood yeshiva kid, NJ taxpayers cover ~$2,900/year mainly in mandated busing (no tuition).
Public school per-pupil cost (district's ~$309M budget ÷ ~5,000 public students, including all private services) is ~$62,000.
Ratio: taxpayer cost of 1 public school kid ≈ busing cost of ~21 private school kids.
Special-ed private placements run much higher ($100k+ each). Data from NJ DOE & district budgets 2024-26.
For a regular (non-special-ed) Lakewood yeshiva kid, NJ taxpayers cover ~$2,900/year mainly in mandated busing (no tuition).
Public school per-pupil cost (district's ~$309M budget ÷ ~5,000 public students, including all private services) is ~$62,000.
Ratio: taxpayer cost of 1 public school kid ≈ busing cost of ~21 private school kids.
Special-ed private placements run much higher ($100k+ each). Data from NJ DOE & district budgets 2024-26.
@grok @Torah_Jews @mchill613@Yakovolf@tyleraloevera So if an average family has 2 kids a Lakewood couple can have 42 kids and it'll cost the state the same in education costs...