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Funding for Haredi Schools Tied to the Core Curriculum

According to the account provided of a report published by Walla News, the Attorney General informed the High Court of Justice that continued funding for Haredi education networks depends on compliance with the official core curriculum. Specifically, this entails the full teaching of core subjects.

Key facts

  • Court: High Court of Justice
  • The position was presented by the Attorney General
  • Issue: Funding for Haredi education
  • Condition: Compliance with the official core curriculum
  • The case number and date were not specified
  • The funding amounts were not specified

What Happened

The Attorney General's position was presented to the High Court of Justice as part of a legal proceeding. The materials provided did not specify exactly which education networks were involved in the case or who filed the petition.

The Condition for Funding

According to the position presented, state funding should not continue unless the requirements of the official core curriculum are met. Haredi educational institutions are required to ensure the full teaching of the core subjects prescribed by it.

What the Court Decided

The source provided does not include the text of the judgment and does not indicate whether the High Court of Justice issued a ruling on the merits. The case number, hearing date, statutory provisions applied, and exact funding amounts are also not specified.

What this means for you

For families and students at these institutions, this means that a school's access to government funding may depend on actually teaching the core subjects in full. However, the materials provided do not make it possible to determine whether this became a binding rule by virtue of a court decision or exactly how it will be implemented.

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