[M]ost American Jewish parents aren’t sending their kids to public school because they believe in it ideologically, writes Peter Beinart. They’re doing so because they have access to affordable, academically respectable public schools in the wealthy suburbs where Jews disproportionately live. Or they’re sending their kids to expensive but academically excellent secular private schools. What they’re doing, in other words, is weighing cost and educational quality, and deciding that Jewish schools are simply not good enough to justify the amount they charge.
Posted on: Tue, 10 Jun 2014 15:14:09 +0000
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