Improvement Fees - For a Kindergarten That Did Not Function Properly

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Hello, I wanted to ask if there is an obligation to pay improvement fees to a kindergarten from a halachic perspective. Because I know there is a compulsory education law, and I always pay, but this year the kindergarten was terrible, broken equipment/no equipment. Creativity at the lowest level, lack of functioning, and I don't feel the need to pay. Is this correct from a halachic perspective?

Answer

Hello,

Improvement fees are mandatory.

If you believe there is a reason not to pay, you need to take them to court.

Only with the approval of a judge can you be exempt from the payment.

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