I was curious if the fact that one may not charge for teaching Torah effects the halacah and if there is a difference between grade school Rabbeim, High school, Bais Medrash, and private tutors?
I UNDERSTAND THAT SPECIFIC QUESTIONS MUST BE DECIDED BY A MUTUALLY ACCEPTABLE ROV WITH A KABLOS KINYAN OR A BAIS DIN.
Is the fact that there is mandatory schooling for specific ages play a factor?
In New Jersey, compulsory education applies to children between the ages of six and 16. Home schooled children must receive an education that is equal to what they would otherwise receive in a public school. … But homeschooled students must have access to vocational programs as they as live in the corresponding district.
I was curious if the fact that one may not charge for teaching Torah effects the halacah and if there is a difference between grade school Rabbeim, High school, Bais Medrash, and private tutors?
I UNDERSTAND THAT SPECIFIC QUESTIONS MUST BE DECIDED BY A MUTUALLY ACCEPTABLE ROV WITH A KABLOS KINYAN OR A BAIS DIN.
Ye Asher Koach to the Talmidey Chachomim SHL”ITA on the panel…
Thoroughly explained the Halacha….
Is the fact that there is mandatory schooling for specific ages play a factor?
In New Jersey, compulsory education applies to children between the ages of six and 16. Home schooled children must receive an education that is equal to what they would otherwise receive in a public school. … But homeschooled students must have access to vocational programs as they as live in the corresponding district.
Very impressed by Rabbi Englander, I know him, One of the hidden gems of Lakewood.
(I’m sure the others are also but I don’t know them personally)